Link in bio pages
Link in bio for fitness coaches that books intro calls
A coach's followers are at different stages: some want to start today, some want to try free workouts first. This example for an invented Perth strength coach orders the buttons by commitment, a free intro call first, then the paid program, the local class, free videos and a guide.
The home page at three widths
The same page on a desktop, a tablet and a phone, exactly as it renders. Scroll inside each frame to read it all; nothing here can be clicked or submitted.
Page by page
- Home /
- Link page (stacked buttons)
Layout
The link page section in its stacked buttons layout: name, a two line bio, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube icons, and six buttons with icons for a calendar, a bolt, people, play, a book and mail. There is no navigation bar or footer menu to distract from the buttons.
Variations for other coaches
A run coach might lead with a race training plan, a yoga teacher with the week's classes. Keep one free option on the page for followers not ready to pay, and never more than eight buttons, or the last ones go unseen.
What makes this website work
Ordered from ready to curious
The free intro call is first, the paid program second, the free YouTube workouts fourth. A follower ready to start sees the action first, and one who is only curious still finds something free.
Big, round buttons
The stacked buttons layout with full radius on the Berry palette gives thumb sized targets with an icon each. Most bio clicks happen on phones in a feed, so big, obvious buttons win.
The bio says who it is for
"Strength coach for women who want to lift with confidence" narrows the audience in one line. A clear who makes the right followers tap and the wrong ones scroll on, which is what a coach wants.
Questions people ask
What links should a fitness coach have in their bio?
A way to start with you now, such as a free call or a trial, your main paid offer, anything local, and one free resource. This example has six links in that order, plus social icons, so the page fits on one phone screen.
Can people book a call directly from the page?
A button can link to your booking tool, as the first button here does. If you would rather collect requests yourself, a full site with a contact form sends each request to your OneCraft inbox, but a link page keeps to links only.
Can I change the button colour?
The buttons take the palette's brand colour, so pick a palette in the Theme tab or apply your brand kit, and the whole page changes together. Button roundness follows the radius setting, which is set to full here for pill shaped buttons that are easy to tap.
Do I need a website as well as a link page?
Not to start. A link page is one page at its own onecraft.live address or your domain. When you need pages for programs, prices and contact forms, build a website, and keep the link page or point your bio at the new site.
Does a link page get privacy and terms pages?
No. Generated websites, service and store sites get privacy and terms pages, but link pages do not, since they collect nothing themselves. If a linked booking tool or shop collects personal data, its own privacy policy applies, so link to tools that publish one.
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