Your gear list is published. Now it needs to get in front of people. MakerManifest gives you several ways to share a list, and each one fits a different place: a video description, a social post, a printed card, a booth sign or your own website. This walkthrough runs through all of them.
Short Link and Full Link
Every published list has a short link that counts clicks. That is the one I use in video descriptions, because I can see whether anyone is using it. There is also a full link that reads well in a post, for places where you want people to see what they are clicking.
QR Code
A QR code is handy anywhere off screen. Put it on a printed card in a package or on a booth sign at a show, and people can scan straight to the list.
Website Embed
On paid plans you also get an embed snippet so the list can sit on your own website, instead of sending people off to another page.
YouTube Description Export
YouTube Export writes the description text for you with every product and its short link. You copy it and paste it into your video description. Assembling that section by hand used to take me around 20 minutes per video, and this is the part of MakerManifest I use on every upload.
Recorded on a Demo Account
The list in the video is from a demo account, so the products and links are examples.
If you do not have a list to share yet, start with getting started with MakerManifest. To give people one page for all of your lists plus your shop and channel, see Bio Links. To find out which shared links are getting clicked, see click analytics. And if your old lists lived on kit.co, the kit.co shutdown post and the import walkthrough cover moving them over. If you are weighing this against kit.co, an Amazon storefront or a link-in-bio page, this is how sharing works in MakerManifest.
More short how-tos on the VARØ Industries YouTube channel.