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How podcasters, chefs, coaches, reporters and illustrators use linklio to send their audience to the right place.

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Priya Nair
“linklio lets me put my podcast, newsletter and merch on one page my listeners actually use.”

Priya Nair, Podcaster and content creator

Before

Priya records a weekly show about work and money. Her listeners were split across Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube, and her bio link pointed at only one of them.

What they built

One page with the latest episode playing at the top, a link for every podcast app, her newsletter sign-up page and her merch store. The episode link changes every Tuesday.

What changed

Listeners pick their own app from one page. Per-link insights showed her that YouTube sent more listeners than she expected, so the video version now sits first.

Tomás Ferreira
“My regulars book a table straight from my bio now. Setup took one afternoon.”

Tomás Ferreira, Founder and chef, Casa Ferreira

Before

Casa Ferreira’s menu lived in a PDF, reservations lived on another site, and the phone rang all evening with the same three questions.

What they built

A Paper-themed page with the menu, a map link, the reservation link and a contact card. A QR code on every table and on the takeaway bags points to the same page.

What changed

Guests find the menu and book without calling. The team can see how many visits come from the table QR codes versus Instagram.

Daniel Okafor
“The click stats showed me which programme people wanted, so that’s the one I sell.”

Daniel Okafor, Fitness coach

Before

Daniel ran three training programmes and posted about all of them. He had no idea which one his followers actually cared about.

What they built

One link for each programme, a short intro video, his booking calendar and a contact card for new clients.

What changed

Click stats made the answer obvious: one programme got most of the clicks. He now leads with it, and puts its short link in every caption.

Hannah Berg
“I sent my showreel as a linklio page instead of a CV. It landed me my first on-air job.”

Hannah Berg, TV reporter and producer

Before

Hannah’s best work was spread across broadcaster websites, YouTube clips and a PDF CV that nobody opened.

What they built

A clean page with her showreel playing at the top, a collection of her best reports, her CV and a contact card.

What changed

Producers watched the reel without downloading anything. She now puts her short link on every application and email signature.

Mei Lin Chong
“My portfolio, commissions and print shop live on one page. Illustration is finally my full-time job.”

Mei Lin Chong, Illustrator, Studio Meilin

Before

Mei Lin’s portfolio, commission form and print shop were three separate sites, and her Instagram bio could only hold one of them.

What they built

A gallery of recent work, a link to her commission form, her print shop and a contact card, on a soft Paper theme that lets the art speak.

What changed

Clients see the work, the prices and the way to hire her on one page. She adds a new piece to the gallery every week.