Link in bio

One link in your bio — every destination behind it

Social platforms give you a single clickable link. Kadenzo turns it into a clean, on-brand page that sends followers to your latest video, your shop, your newsletter — and tags every click so you can prove what the bio actually drove.

Your Studio

@yourstudio

12:04
Spring drop — first look
Latest YouTube video412
Join the newsletter190

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How it works

Four steps from idea to live — and the last one runs without you.

Step 1

Build the page from blocks

Stack the blocks you need — links, a featured card for the thing you're pushing right now, social icons, an embedded video, an email-capture form — and drag them into the order you want. No code, no template wrestling.

Your page
Links added
Featured card
Email signup
Reordered by drag
Step 2

Make it match the brand

Pick a theme, set the colours and font, drop in a cover and avatar. The page should look like the client's brand the second a follower lands on it — not a generic stock page everyone recognises.

Brand applied
Theme + colours set
AaBrand font
Cover + avatar
Step 3

Publish one short link

Hit publish and the page goes live on a clean short link you can drop into every bio. Grab the QR code too, for Stories, decks and anything printed.

Live
Published
kadenzo.link/yourbrand
QR code ready
Step 4

See what gets clicked

Every outbound link is auto-tagged with UTMs, so its clicks show up in GA4 next to the rest of the traffic. Per-link view and click counts make the monthly report write itself.

Clicks by destination
Latest video82%
Shop54%
Newsletter38%

What you get

Everything behind one link

Links, a featured card, an embedded video, a newsletter signup — all on one page. Followers find everything without you swapping the bio URL every time the priority changes.

On-brand, not a stock template

Themes, colours, fonts, a cover and avatar so the page reads as the client's brand. On Enterprise you can remove the Kadenzo badge entirely for a fully white-label page.

Every click tracked for the report

Outbound links carry UTMs into GA4, and each one has its own view and click count. The bio stops being a measurement dead end and starts earning its line in the report.

Capture emails, not just clicks

Add an email-capture block and new subscribers sync straight to Mailchimp, Kit or MailerLite — so the audience you send to the page becomes a list you own.

A separate page per client

Run a distinct bio page for each brand you manage, each with its own handle, theme and analytics. No shared logins, no one page doing double duty.

A clean short link you control

Publish to a tidy short link plus a downloadable QR code — ready for Stories, link stickers, slide decks and print, with no third-party branding in the URL.

The bio is the only clickable space you actually own

On almost every platform, the post itself isn't clickable. You can write the best caption of your life and there's still nowhere for someone to tap. The one exception is the bio — a single link, sitting above everything, that the algorithm can't bury and the format can't strip out. It's the narrowest, most valuable piece of real estate a social account has.

Spending that link on a single raw URL wastes it. This week you want people at the new video; next week it's the shop, then the waitlist, then the podcast. Re-pasting a different link into the bio every few days is both fiddly and lossy — the moment the link changes, every older post pointing at the bio now points somewhere irrelevant.

A bio page fixes the bottleneck by being the destination that never changes. The link in the bio stays the same; what's behind it is a page you reshuffle in seconds. Followers always land somewhere current, and you stop treating your most valuable link like a sticky note you rewrite by hand.

The bio link is the one piece of clickable space the platform can't take away from you — don't spend it on a single raw URL.

Kadenzo vs A plain bio link

Kadenzo
A plain bio link
Everything behind one branded page
One raw URL
Outbound clicks tagged into GA4
Per-link view & click counts
None
Email capture into your ESP
A separate page per client
One per account
Match the brand / remove third-party logo
Short link + downloadable QR
Bare link only

Who it's for

Send followers wherever it matters this week

Point one link at your latest video, your shop and your newsletter, reshuffle it in seconds when the drop changes, and see which destination your audience actually taps.

Solo creators

A branded bio page for every client

Give each account its own page, handle and theme, then pull per-link click numbers into the monthly report — concrete proof the bio earned its place in the plan.

Agencies

Run the bio like a campaign surface

Stand up a launch-specific bio, swap the destinations when the campaign turns over, and track which call-to-action drove the most clicks before you brief the next one.

In-house teams

Frequently asked

What is a link in bio and why do I need one?

Most social platforms only let you put a single clickable link in your profile, and the posts themselves aren't tappable. A link-in-bio page sits behind that one link and routes followers to everything else — your latest content, shop, newsletter, booking page — so you're not constantly swapping the bio URL, and you can see what people actually click.

What will my bio link's URL look like?

Each page publishes to a clean, short link of your choosing — kadenzo.link/yourhandle — with no third-party branding cluttering the URL. You also get a downloadable QR code for the same page, handy for Stories, slide decks and anything printed.

Can I track how many people click each link?

Yes. Every outbound link is automatically tagged with UTM parameters, so its clicks appear in GA4 attributed to the bio and the specific destination. The page also keeps its own per-link view and click counts, which you can read at a glance or pull into a client report.

Can I collect email signups from my bio page?

Yes. Add an email-capture block and new subscribers sync straight to your email tool — Mailchimp, Kit or MailerLite — so the audience you drive to the page becomes a list you own, not just a click that disappears.

Can I run a separate page for each client or brand?

Yes. You can create a distinct bio page per account you manage, each with its own handle, theme and analytics, so nothing is shared or doubled up. How many pages you can run depends on your plan.

Can I match my brand and remove the Kadenzo badge?

You can set the theme, colours, font, cover and avatar so the page reads as your brand from the first glance. On the Enterprise plan you can also remove the "Powered by Kadenzo" badge for a fully white-label page.

One link in the bio. Every destination behind it.

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