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Link Page (Link-in-Bio) Setup

How to set up and customize your BookAuth link page — a mobile-optimized landing page that works as your 'link in bio' for social media.

Updated April 10, 20261 views

Your BookAuth link page is a mobile-optimized, single-page landing page that consolidates all your important links in one place. Think of it as your own Linktree-style page, built right into BookAuth.

What You'll Learn

  • What link pages are and how each role uses them
  • How to customize your link page
  • Best practices for link page design
  • How to use it across social platforms

Link Pages by Role

Every role gets its own link page with role-appropriate content:

Role URL Pattern Best Content
Author /author/links Books, newsletter signup, social links, buy links
Reader /reader/links Reading stats, reviews, book clubs, Goodreads link
Professional /professional/links Portfolio, services, contact, testimonials

Customizing Your Link Page

  1. Navigate to your Link Page from the sidebar (Account > Link Page, or similar)
  2. Customize the following elements:

Header Section

  • Avatar — upload a photo or logo (pulled from your profile by default)
  • Header Image — upload a banner image behind your avatar
  • Display Name — your name as displayed at the top
  • Bio — a short tagline (e.g., "Fantasy author | World-builder | Dragon enthusiast")

Custom Buttons

Add up to 10 clickable link buttons:

  • Button label — e.g., "My Latest Book," "Join My Newsletter," "Follow on Instagram"
  • Button URL — where the button links to
  • Button style — filled or outline

Visual Theme

Choose from pre-designed themes:

  • Minimal — clean, white background, simple icons
  • Violet — BookAuth's signature purple gradient
  • Dark — dark background, light text
  • Custom — set your own background color and button colors (Pro/Business)

Social Icons

Social links from your profile automatically display as icons at the bottom of your link page.

What to Include

For Authors

  1. Latest book — with a "Buy Now" or "Read Free" link
  2. Newsletter signup — grow your subscriber list from social traffic
  3. Author website — link to your full BookAuth website
  4. Amazon/Goodreads — your presence on other platforms
  5. Current promotion — any active sale or discount

For Readers

  1. Goodreads profile — connect with other readers
  2. Favorite review — link to a standout review you've written
  3. Book club — invite others to join your club
  4. Personal blog — if you write about books

For Professionals

  1. Portfolio — your best work samples
  2. Services offered — link to your marketplace listings
  3. Testimonials — client feedback
  4. Booking/Contact — how to reach you for projects

Using Your Link Page

Social Media

  • Instagram bio — paste your link page URL as your single "link in bio"
  • Twitter/X bio — your link page URL
  • BookTok — share in video descriptions
  • Facebook — pinned post or profile link

Email Signatures

Add your link page URL to your email signature for professional networking.

Business Cards

Include your link page URL on physical or digital business cards — one URL that leads to everything.

Analytics

Your link page tracks:

  • Total visits — unique visitors to your link page
  • Click-through rate — which buttons get the most clicks
  • Top referrers — where visitors are coming from (Instagram, Twitter, etc.)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the link page public?
A: Yes. Your link page is publicly accessible at your unique URL. Anyone with the link can view it.

Q: Can I have different link pages for different pen names?
A: Each role has one link page. Multi-page support per role is planned for the future.

Q: Can I use a custom domain for my link page?
A: Link pages use BookAuth URLs. For a custom domain, use your full author website instead.

Q: Are link pages mobile-responsive?
A: Yes. Link pages are designed mobile-first and look great on all screen sizes.

Related Articles

  • Setting Up Your Profile
  • Building Your Author Brand
  • Customizing Your Author Website

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