Hi everyone, I'm Chris, and I built OneLink. I write The Intentional Artist, a newsletter with about 8,000 subscribers. Every time I shared a new issue on Instagram, the caption said "link in bio", and that link went to my homepage. Readers who wanted that one issue had to go looking for it, and a lot of them didn't. OneLink turns that one link into a page of everything you publish. Paste any link and it becomes a tile with the picture and headline it already has. On Pro, connect your Substack, beehiiv, WordPress or news site and new stories add themselves, so you set your bio link once and leave it. A few other things it does: • 28 designs, each with its own typeface, and your own photo or any color behind the page • A link for each app you post on (/ig, /tiktok, /threads, /li), so Insights shows which one sends people • For LinkedIn: templates for consultants, speakers and founders, a share button on stories that sends them to LinkedIn, and any story turned into a LinkedIn carousel (the last two on Pro) • Events with RSVPs, bookings, email sign-ups, and music and podcasts that play on the page • Recommendations: pages recommend each other, and a new subscriber can join both lists in one tap • For newspapers and magazines: subscriber labels, gift links, and up to ten pages with team logins • Moving from Linktree, Beacons or Lnk.Bio? Import brings your page over in one go It's free to start. Pro is $5 a month, and for Product Hunt, the code PRODUCTHUNT gives you three months of Pro free. The first 500 people can also pay $49 once for Pro for good. I'd love your feedback, especially if you run a newsletter or a publication. What's one thing your link in bio should do that it doesn't today?

One Link in Bio - One link for every story or post you publish

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