Most profiles only give you one link. Bio Links in MakerManifest turns that one link into a page for everything you want people to find: your channel, your shop, your newsletter and your published gear lists. This walkthrough shows how to set it up, from the first link to a preview of the finished page.
Add Your First Bio Links
Start by adding the links you want on the page. For me that is the places people ask about most: the YouTube channel, the shop and anything else I want to point to.
Group Related Links
Once you have more than a handful, group related links together so the page is easy to scan. A visitor looking for your shop should not have to read through everything else to find it.
Show Your Gear Lists
Your published gear lists can show under your links, so the tools and supplies from your videos sit on the same page as everything else. You build the list once and it appears in both places.
Grid Layout and Thumbnails
On paid plans you can switch the page to a grid with thumbnail images, so each link gets a picture instead of just a line of text.
Preview and Share
Before you put the link in your profile, preview the page to see exactly what visitors will see. When it looks right, copy the link into your bio.
Recorded on a Demo Account
The page in the video is built on a demo account, so the links and lists are examples.
If you have not published a gear list yet, start with getting started with MakerManifest. For the other ways to share a single list, see short links, QR codes, embeds and YouTube Export, and to keep long lists tidy see sections, badges and grid layout. If you are comparing this to Linktree or Beacons, the difference is that your bio page sits next to your gear lists and affiliate links instead of in a separate tool.
More short how-tos on the VARØ Industries YouTube channel.