How to sell fromyour link in bio

For physical products, Hiyaly sits in front of the shop you already use and sends people to the right place. (Downloads and tips can be sold right on your page, and calls taken as paid bookings, through your own Stripe account with 0% platform fees.) That might be a Shopify or Square store, an Etsy shop, Gumroad, or a Stripe payment link for a single item.

Link to the exact product or collection, not your shop's homepage. Every extra tap between interest and the buy button loses people. If your post is about the blue mug, the link should open the blue mug.

Put what you most want to sell right now at the top of your page and make it a featured link, so it shows larger than the rest. Change it when your focus changes: this week's bake, the new print, the course that opens on Monday.

Under it, group the rest into collections. A heading like Shop, Prints or Classes, with three to five links each, is easier to scan than one long list.

If you sell in drops, schedule the link. Set it to appear when the drop goes live and hide when it ends. You can set it up days ahead and it changes on time, even when you're busy packing orders.

Pair it with an email signup that promises first dibs. People who join get the heads-up, and you have a list to tell next time.

A discount code block shows a code people can copy in one tap. Use it for a first-order offer, a thank-you to followers or a code for a single event. Keep the code short and easy to type, and say what it's for and when it ends.

Make sure the code also works at your checkout. It's easy to set one up in the page and forget the store.

Questions stop sales. Do you ship here? What size should I get? Is it in stock? Add a short note to your page with the answers people ask most, like delivery areas or turnaround times.

For anything else, turn on messages. Visitors leave their name, email and a note, and you reply by email. It's a cleaner place for a buying question than a DM thread.

A photo grid shows a few pictures of what you make, and a video plays right on your page. Seeing the thing in use helps people decide. Keep it to your best few shots. The page should still lead to the shop, not replace it.

If you sell at markets, pop-ups or in a shop, a QR code that opens your page lets people buy later or join your list on the spot. Print it on a sign by the till, on packaging or on a business card.

Hiyaly's business cards come with a QR code that opens your page. People who scan it can leave their name and email, and they land in your Audience. That turns a chat at a stall into someone you can tell about the next drop.

Your analytics show how many people tapped each link. If one product gets lots of taps but few sales, the problem is likely the product page, the price or delivery. If it gets few taps, try moving it up or rewording the title.

Add UTM tags to your shop links so your store's analytics can tell visits from your bio apart from other traffic. Do the maths on fees and margins too, so you know what each sale is worth.

• Featured link: what you're selling now
• Collections: the rest of your range
• Discount code: a reason to buy today
• Notes: shipping and turnaround answers
• Email signup: first dibs on the next drop