Link in Bio: Put Every Store & Affiliate Link on One Page

October 27, 2026

Your link in bio is the one clickable spot on most profiles, and it can only hold a single address. Most people have far more than one thing to point at: a website, a shop on Etsy or Shopify, an affiliate storefront, a booking page, WhatsApp, a YouTube channel.

The usual workarounds are a numbered list that reads like a spreadsheet, or a fresh post every time something changes. Both cost you the visitor — they leave to hunt for the thing that did not fit.

What a good link-in-bio page holds

People scan a page like this, they do not read it. Keep the top short and make every button honest about where it goes.

  • Your name or brand, one line about what you do, and a photo, so the page feels like a person
  • The two or three links people actually came for, in the order you want them tapped
  • Shops, websites and affiliate picks under their own names — "Etsy shop", "Blog", "My picks" — never "Link 2"
  • One easy way to reach you: WhatsApp, email or a booking link
  • Your other social profiles, so someone who arrived from one place can find the rest

One page, several kinds of links

A My Kardit page lives at kardit.me/yourname and carries all of those as buttons you can rename and reorder.

  • Websites — your main site plus up to five more, each with its own label. Visitors tap and choose from a list.
  • Stores — the same, for every shop you sell through.
  • Affiliate links — a "Shop my picks" button pointing at the storefront where your affiliate links live.
  • Custom buttons — up to ten of your own, each with its own label, icon and link, for anything that does not already have a button.
  • Contact — Connect puts call, WhatsApp and text in one place, and you can add several numbers, each with its own label.
  • Extras — booking, a Google review box, directions, events, a payment link, and seven social profiles.

Because the buttons can be renamed and reordered, the page reads as yours rather than a template list.

Making one on Kardit

  1. Open the My Kardit builder and choose your name — that becomes your address, kardit.me/yourname.
  2. Add your name, title, company and a short line about what you do, plus a photo if you want one.
  3. Turn on the buttons you need — Website, Store, Affiliate or Book — then use "Add another" for each extra shop or site, and give it a name.
  4. For anything not on the list, add a custom button: a label, a link and an icon.
  5. Drag the buttons into the order you want, then pick a look — colours, layout and background are yours to change.
  6. Copy your link and the bio line, and paste them into your profile.

Building and previewing is free, and links can change whenever you like — the address stays the same, so a bio you filled months ago keeps working.

Printing and sharing tips

  • Put the same address in every bio you have — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn — so they all agree.
  • Write the line rather than pasting a bare URL: "All my links 👉 kardit.me/yourname". The builder copies one for you.
  • Print a matching QR card so the page works in person too: a wallet card, a table card for the counter, or a sign.
  • Tap every button once from a phone before you print or post, so nothing opens the wrong shop.
  • Keep the first three buttons the ones you actually want clicked; everything else can sit below.

Short FAQ

Can I list more than one store or website? Yes. Website and Store each take a main link plus up to five more with their own names, and custom buttons cover anything else.

Do I need a website for the page to work? No. Buttons can go to a shop, a booking link, a Google review box, WhatsApp, a payment link or a social profile.

Can I change links after printing cards? Yes. Edit the page and every card you have already handed out opens the new version — the address does not change.

How much does it cost? Building and previewing are free; printed designs are paid for once. See pricing for what a page includes.

One address, every shop and link you have, and nothing to reprint when it changes.

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