More than a list of buttons
Basic link pages are just a stack of buttons. That is fine for a quick redirect, but it does little to explain who you are or why someone should hire or follow you. A DigitalCVMaker link-in-bio page is a real mini-website: a headline, a short bio, your services or offerings, highlighted work, social links and a contact form, all on one screen that scrolls smoothly on a phone.
Because it is built on the same platform as your CV and portfolio, you can grow it into a full personal website later without starting over or changing the link you have already shared.
What to put on your bio link page
- A one-line value statement — what you do and for whom.
- Your main call to action — book a session, request a quote, see the latest work.
- Social profiles — Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X and others in one row.
- A few work samples — photos, reels thumbnails or project links.
- Contact options — enquiry form, WhatsApp link and a save-contact vCard.
Keep the most important action at the top; most visitors decide within a few seconds whether to tap further. Review the page whenever your focus changes, and remove links to accounts you no longer post on so every tap leads somewhere useful.
Turning followers into enquiries
Direct messages on social apps are easy to miss, especially when they land in a requests folder. The built-in enquiry form on your page collects the visitor’s name, contact and message in a structured way, so you can follow up properly. The vCard button lets them save your number with one tap, which is handy for makeup artists, trainers and tutors who get repeat bookings.
Update the page whenever you launch a new service, change pricing or start a seasonal offer — the link in your bio stays the same, so you never need to edit every profile again.