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Sam Rivera
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Latest videoPrint shopPodcastNewsletterBook a shoot
Made with Bravely
SR
Sam Rivera
Photos, zines and the odd podcast.
Latest videoPrint shopPodcastNewsletterBook a shoot
Made with Bravely
SR
Sam Rivera
Photos, zines and the odd podcast.
Latest videoPrint shopPodcastNewsletterBook a shoot
Made with Bravely
SR
Sam Rivera
Photos, zines and the odd podcast.
Latest videoPrint shopPodcastNewsletterBook a shoot
Made with Bravely
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How it works
Build your link page in three steps
1
Add your links
Latest content, shop, other platforms and contact.
2
Match your name
Claim a handle that matches your Instagram name.
3
Paste it once
Put the URL in your bio, then update the page.
Good to know
One link is a constraint. Treat it like a homepage.
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The bio link is the only place on your profile where interest can become action, so pointing it at a single destination wastes most of it. Someone who tapped through for your music might have bought a ticket; someone curious about your art might have wanted the print shop. A link page lets each visitor pick their own next step instead of the one you happened to set last.
Think of it as the homepage Instagram never gave you: photo and a line of bio up top, the current priority first, evergreen destinations under it, contact at the bottom. Small, fast, and yours.
Stable bio, moving page
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The quiet advantage of a link page is that your bio never has to change again. Profile URLs get pasted into captions, screenshots, press mentions, and other people's posts, and every time you swap the URL some of those references break. Point the bio at one stable page and the churn moves to the page, where an update is a ten-second edit instead of a profile change.
That stability compounds. The same URL can sit in your email signature, your other social profiles, and your printed materials, all fed by the one page you keep current.
Frequently asked questions
Why does Instagram only allow one link in a bio?
Platforms are built to keep people in the feed, and the bio link is the one sanctioned exit. The details of what is clickable have shifted over the years and may shift again, but the constant is that your bio link is the door you control. A link page makes that one door open onto everything.
What should go first on an Instagram link page?
Whatever you most want a first-time visitor to do this week: the new video, the preorder, the booking form. Put that first, keep the evergreen links below it, and let your click counts confirm whether the top slot is earning its place.
How do I promote something new without touching my bio?
Edit the page instead. Your bio keeps pointing at the same bravely.link URL while you add the new link, drag it to the top, and republish. The bio you set once stays correct through every launch.
Can I tell whether people actually use my bio link?
Yes. Every link on your published page is counted per link, per day, so you can see which destinations profile visitors actually tap and which ones just look important.
Is this free for Instagram creators?
Free for everyone, creators included. Themes, click counts, photo upload, and up to ten pages come with a free Bravely account, and your published page carries no watermark or upgrade banners.