Most link-in-bio pages are a list: YouTube, website, shop. A list contains no decision, so people look and leave. A bio page has exactly one job: give the visitor a next step.
The blocks that actually work
1DM button
Opens the chat with the message pre-filled
Opens the chat with the message pre-filled
2WhatsApp
One tap to chat, first message written
One tap to chat, first message written
3Product
Photo, price and Buy — without leaving the page
Photo, price and Buy — without leaving the page
4Payment
UPI link with the amount filled in
UPI link with the amount filled in
The page lives at viraldm.app/@your-name, is built for a phone, and shows how many taps each block got. Remove any block nobody taps — a page with fewer blocks sells more.
Coupons: inside the DM
A coupon earns its keep when it arrives in the middle of a conversation, not on a poster. You create a code and send it from any automation reply — or as the reward on a Friend Loop.
Where a coupon works
feels a bit expensive
Totally fair! Here is one for your first order: WELCOME10 — 10% off, valid 48 hours.
whether the code was used shows up in the dashboard
Two mistakes
- Giving everyone a coupon. Discounting someone who was already going to buy just lowers your own price. Send the coupon where you actually heard "too expensive".
- Leaving the coupon open-ended. Put a time limit or a usage cap on it, or that code gets screenshotted and circulates forever.
Put the bio page link everywhere, then watch in the funnel how far those visitors get.
The basics first: auto DM for Instagram, free for 500 DMs a month, through the official Instagram API.
