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Here’s Why You May Want To Stop Using Linktree

Here’s Why You May Want To Stop Using Linktree

ONE LINK TO RULE THEM ALL

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May 04, 2022
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We've all seen it. This little link on Instagram that says linktr.ee/name. Maybe you've seen other ones as well: linkin.bio/name, tap.bio/name. These are all similar tools that have one thing in common: They want to be the starting page, a reference point to all your social media links and URLs. A simple concept, a great tool… but is there a better way?

What Is Linktree?

Founded in 2016, Linktree is now the king of bios with over eight million users (in their own words). If you don't know what a bio is, it's the short description on an Instagram profile, or TikTok, or Twitter, etc. All social media platforms have a similar approach to this.

The problem is most of them only allow for one single link to be published within this profile description. That's where Linktree comes in.

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