A Bio page that helps people choose
Organize your destinations and write buttons that make the next step clear.
Set a priority
A Bio page brings destinations together, but people still need to decide what to open. Start with the most relevant goal right now: exploring your work, viewing the catalog or getting in touch. Put that destination first. A short, current list is usually easier to navigate than an archive of everything you have ever published.
Write specific labels
Replace vague text such as “Click here” with names that describe the action: “View opening hours,” “Open catalog” or “Read the printing guide.” Use words your audience knows. Do not promise an action the destination does not offer, such as “Buy now” when the page only provides information.
Make it readable on mobile
Use a brief description to explain who you are and what people will find. Check long titles, addresses and the image on a narrow screen. The Tyn.bio editor lets you reorder, add and remove destinations; after saving, open the public page to check the entire result.
Review old links
Schedule a review when changing a campaign, closing registration or updating a contact. Remove destinations that are no longer useful and check that external pages remain accessible. If your Bio page appears in printed materials, preserve its short address while updating the buttons inside it.
Understand the available measure
The Bio counter records visits to the page, following the same bot-filtering rules as ordinary links. It does not represent unique people or tell you which internal button was chosen. Use tools at the destination, when needed and properly disclosed to visitors, to evaluate the next step.
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