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Build your mobile landing page

The one link almost every follower taps, built inside PulseHub and owned by you

Your link in bio is the most tapped link you have, and right now it probably points to Linktree: a page you rent, can only half brand, and can never see the results of. This guide shows you how to build your own mobile landing page inside PulseHub in about twenty minutes, so every tap works for you.

Why build your own

A rented bio page sends people straight off to another site and tells you nothing about who came through. A page built inside PulseHub does three things a Linktree cannot: it looks properly like you, it points people to one clear action, and it captures who tapped so you can follow up. Same link in your bio, far more value behind it.

Before you start

• Your logo and brand colours.

• The three to six links you want on the page.

• Your booking calendar, if you have one set up (optional, you can add it later).

Build it step by step

1. Open Sites from the left menu, then choose the Funnels or Websites tab. Your bio page is a single page you build here.

2. Click New, name it something like “Bio page”, and choose a blank page or a simple mobile template.

3. Open the page in the builder and switch to the mobile view. This is where people will actually see it, so design it for the phone first.

4. Add your brand: set the background colour, drop your logo at the top, and add one short line that says who you help.

5. Add your links as buttons, one per destination: book now, services, shop, contact. Keep it to five or six so the page stays easy to scan.

6. Add a form or your booking calendar so a tap can become a lead or an appointment, not just a click away to another site.

7. Give the page a clean URL (for example /hello), then publish it and copy the link.

8. Paste the link into your Instagram, Facebook and TikTok bios.

Pro tip. Add a tracking tag to your bio link (use utmsource, not utm_source) so you can see exactly how many taps it gets inside PulseHub.

Common Questions

Can I use my own web address? Yes, you can point your own domain at the page if you want it fully branded. What if I don’t have a booking calendar yet? Start with a simple contact form. You can add booking later without rebuilding the page. How many links should I add? Five or six is the sweet spot. More than that and people stop reading and start scrolling.

Your next step

Once your page is live, connect your booking calendar so people can book straight from your bio. See the guide “Add your booking calendar to your bio page”. If you’d rather have the whole thing built for you, book a call and I’ll set it up with you.