The Single Page Problem
Most link-in-bio tools give you one page. Dump all your links into a single list and hope visitors find what they need. For simple use cases, this works. But what if you're a podcaster AND a coach? A musician AND a merch seller? A photographer AND a course creator?
Cramming everything into one page creates confusion. Visitors get overwhelmed, can't find what they need, and bounce. Your conversion suffers because your organization suffers.
Organization isn't optional — it's conversion strategy.
The 'Socials + Pages' Philosophy
Social Page was built on a simple idea: your online presence is multi-dimensional, so your link-in-bio should be too. We call it 'Socials + Pages' — the ability to organize your content across multiple themed pages, each serving a specific purpose or audience.
Instead of one cluttered list, you get a mini-website. Visitors navigate to exactly what they need. Your music fans go to the Music page. Your coaching clients go to the Services page. Your podcast listeners go to the Episodes page. Everyone finds their path.
How Multiple Pages Work
Each Social Page account can create multiple pages under one profile. Pages appear as tabs or sections on your profile, letting visitors navigate intuitively.
- Free: 1 Social Page
- Solo: 3 Social Pages
- Pro: 10 Social Pages
- Elite: 25 Social Pages
Each page can have its own links, sections, and content. Share your main Social Page URL, and visitors navigate to the page that fits their interest.
Multiple pages = multiple pathways to conversion.
Page Ideas by Creator Type
Musicians & Artists
- Music: Streaming links, latest release, music videos
- Merch: Store links, new drops, discount codes
- Shows: Tour dates, ticket links, past performances
- Press: Media kit, interview requests, press coverage
Coaches & Consultants
- Services: Offerings, pricing, booking links
- Free Resources: Lead magnets, guides, templates
- Testimonials: Client results, case studies
- About: Bio, credentials, speaking topics
Content Creators
- Latest Content: Recent videos, posts, podcasts
- Collaborations: Brand partnerships, sponsored content
- Community: Discord, newsletter, membership
- Shop: Merch, courses, digital products
Different content types deserve dedicated pages.
Small Businesses
- Products: Shop, bestsellers, new arrivals
- Services: Booking, consultations, custom work
- About: Story, team, values
- Contact: Location, hours, inquiry forms
Setting Up Your Pages
- Identify your main content categories (3-5 is ideal)
- Create a page for each category
- Add relevant links to each page
- Order pages by visitor priority
- Test navigation with a fresh perspective
Start with your most important conversion goal as Page 1. If you're selling coaching, Services comes first. If you're promoting music, Music comes first. Lead with what matters most.
Shareable Page URLs: Direct Your Audience
Each page has its own direct, shareable URL. Promoting a new course? Share the direct link to your Courses page. Pitching brands? Send them straight to your Media Kit page. Shareable URLs mean you control exactly where visitors land, improving conversions and user experience.
- Main profile: socialpage.bio/yourname
- Specific page: socialpage.bio/yourname/music
- Use direct page links in campaigns and CTAs
- Track which pages drive the most conversions
- Share page-specific URLs in social media bios
Shareable page URLs let you track what's working and guide visitors precisely where you want them.
Pages + Sections: The Full System
Within each page, you can create sections to further organize links. A Music page might have sections for Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. A Services page might have sections for 1:1 Coaching, Group Programs, and Speaking.
Pages handle broad categories. Sections handle details within each category. Together, they create a navigable, professional experience that converts visitors into customers, fans, or subscribers.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Too many pages: Start with 3-5, add more as needed
- Overlapping content: Each page should have a distinct purpose
- Unclear naming: Use simple, obvious page titles
- Ignoring mobile: Most visitors are on phones — test your navigation
“A confused visitor doesn't convert. Clarity wins.”— Social Page Team
Upgrade Your Organization
Multiple pages are the difference between a link list and a professional presence. If you've outgrown your single-page bio, it's time to upgrade.
- Free users: 1 page (great for getting started)
- Solo ($6/mo): 3 pages (perfect for side hustles)
- Pro ($10/mo): 10 pages (ideal for full-time creators)
- Elite ($15/mo): 25 pages (built for empires)
Your audience is multi-dimensional. Your link-in-bio should be too. Start organizing your empire today.
“One link. Multiple pages. Infinite possibilities.”— Social Page Team
