Share one published BrandPage URL across the profiles and channels you use. When a launch, booking link, or offer changes, update the destination page and keep your profile links pointing to the same address.
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One published address. Update the content as your priorities change.
Use your public URL in the website or links field where each social platform allows it. You can also share it in video descriptions, an email signature, and campaign materials. Keep your name and main message recognizable so someone arriving from a post knows they reached the right page.
Move the newest release or offer to the top, remove expired destinations, and keep evergreen links below. For example, a post saying “Watch the new episode” should lead to a page where that episode is easy to find. Keep the BrandPage address unchanged when updating its content.
Add social profile links on the page for visitors who want to follow elsewhere. Keep your website, booking destination, or email signup easy to find too. Social icons lead out to your profiles; the BrandPage URL is the link you put into those profiles.
Set up the public destination first, then check the route from each place you share it.
Create a free private draft and choose an available BrandPage address that fits your name or brand. Add your main website, current priority, and supporting destinations. Give the page a recognizable photo or logo and a short introduction.
Preview the page, check every destination, then select a paid plan to publish. Plans start at $9/month with a 7-day card-required trial that converts to paid billing unless canceled. Open the public URL while signed out before putting it in a profile.
Copy the published URL into the website or links field on each platform that permits it for your account. Give the link a useful label where supported. Save the profile and tap the actual link on a phone, including from the platform’s in-app browser.
After each launch, check that the first destination matches what your recent posts promise. Review page views, destination clicks, and captured subscribers over comparable periods. For a campaign that needs a separate route, create a dedicated short link and review its visit count.
Instagram profile link
TikTok website field
YouTube channel links
LinkedIn contact link
Video descriptions
Email signature
Start with your main website, the thing you are promoting now, and a way to stay in touch. Build and preview a private draft free, then publish on a paid plan when it is ready to share.
Create your profile link pageCompare publishing plansYou can reuse the same published BrandPage URL wherever a platform allows a website or external link for your account. The platform controls eligibility, link placement, and how links open. Test the saved link in each profile; text pasted into a bio is not always a clickable website link.
No, if the profiles already point to the same published BrandPage address. Update the links and content on that page while keeping its address unchanged and active. Check that the release you mentioned is easy to find before sharing a new post.
Account settings let you change the address, which moves your public page to the new link. Update the places where you shared the old address and test them again; do not assume old profile links or printed QR codes will follow the change. For routine launches, change page content instead of changing the address.
Yes. Add your profile destinations in the Social section. Supported profile types include Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Spotify, and Website. Those icons send visitors to your profiles; you still need to add your public BrandPage URL to the profiles where you want incoming traffic.
A visit does not always include reliable source information, especially when an app hides the referrer. For campaigns you want to compare, use a separate BrandPage short link for each placement and review its visits in Growth. These are route visits, not unique people or completed sales; review destination clicks and subscribers separately.
A free draft is private, so it is not a public profile destination. Publishing requires a paid plan, starting at $9/month. Paid plans have a 7-day trial with a card and convert to paid billing unless canceled. Publish and open the page while signed out before sharing its URL.