# Link in Bio Examples: 6 Page Recipes for Coaches, Musicians, Shops and More > Six link in bio examples by creator type, from coaches to musicians and shop owners, each built as a recipe from Vonza's 15 templates and blocks. By Uyi Abraham (Founder and CEO, Vonza). Published 2026-11-07, updated 2026-11-07. Category: Marketing and sales. 4 min read. Canonical: https://vonza.net/blog/link-in-bio-examples A good link in bio page is short, clear and built around one goal. The examples below show what that looks like for six kinds of creators. They are not real customer pages: each one is a recipe made from the 15 templates and the blocks in [Vonza’s link in bio](https://vonza.net/link-in-bio), so you can build the same page in a few minutes and swap in your own words. Every recipe uses the same parts: a **template**, a **header layout** (Classic, Cover or Portrait), a few **blocks** (links, picture cards, cards with text, video or music, pictures, text and section titles), **social icons**, and one **highlighted link**. Browse all 15 looks on the [link in bio templates](https://vonza.net/link-in-bio-templates) page. ## 1. Coach **Goal:** booked discovery calls. - **Template:** Mocha (“Cream page, espresso buttons”), with the **Portrait** header so your photo leads. - **Text:** one line on who you help and the result, for example “I help new managers run their first team with confidence.” - **Link, highlighted:** “Book a free 20-minute call”, opening your [Vonza booking page](https://vonza.net/free-online-appointment-scheduling). - **Card with text:** your main programme, with a picture, two lines on what it includes, and button words such as “See the programme”. - **Link:** a free guide, opening a Vonza form or [landing page](https://vonza.net/landing-pages) that collects the email. - **Video:** a short YouTube introduction, playing right on the page. - **Social icons:** LinkedIn, Instagram, email. **Why it works:** one clear next step at the top, and a free option for people who are not ready to book. ## 2. Course creator **Goal:** course sign-ups during a launch, and a growing waitlist between launches. - **Template:** Frost (“Ice glass, links in a grid”), with the **Classic** header. - **Picture card, highlighted:** your flagship course, opening its [course page](https://vonza.net/free-online-courses-platform) or [checkout](https://vonza.net/checkout). - **Scheduled link:** “Doors close Friday: enrol now”, set to show only between your launch dates. When the launch ends, it disappears on its own. - **Link:** “Join the waitlist”, opening a Vonza form, for the weeks between launches. - **Section title:** “Free lessons”, then two links to your best free videos or posts. - **Social icons:** YouTube, Instagram, TikTok. **Why it works:** the page changes with your calendar without you editing it on launch day. ## 3. Musician **Goal:** streams and ticket sales. - **Template:** Infrared (“Dark coral glow, big name”) or Noir (“Black velvet, spotlight”), with the **Cover** header for your artwork. - **Music, first row:** your new single from Spotify or Apple Music, playing on the page. - **Video:** the official video from YouTube. - **Link, highlighted, scheduled:** “Tour dates and tickets”, showing until the last date of the tour. - **Link:** your merch store; if you sell merch on Vonza, link straight to your [online store](https://vonza.net/store). - **Social icons:** Spotify, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube. **Why it works:** fans can listen before they leave the page, and the ticket link stays in sight while it matters. ## 4. Podcaster **Goal:** new listeners and returning ones. - **Template:** Tide (“Night blue, quiet waves”), with the **Classic** header and your show art as the photo. - **Music, first row:** the latest episode, embedded from Spotify (an episode or the whole show). - **Section title:** “Listen on”, then links to the show on each podcast app. - **Link:** “Be a guest”, opening a Vonza form. - **Link:** your sponsor or partner offer, if you have one, written as a card with text. - **Social icons:** Spotify, YouTube, X, Threads. **Why it works:** a visitor can press play in one tap, then choose the app they already use. ## 5. Shop owner **Goal:** product visits and orders. - **Template:** Hearth (“Warm bakery tiles”) or Matcha (“Light sage, photo squares”), so product photos carry the page. - **Picture cards:** three best-sellers, each opening its product page in your [Vonza store](https://vonza.net/store). - **Link, highlighted, scheduled:** this week’s sale or new collection, showing only while it runs. - **Text:** delivery areas or opening hours, in one or two lines. - **Link:** “Message us”, opening WhatsApp; add your phone and email as icons too. - **Social icons:** Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, WhatsApp. **Why it works:** products are one tap from your profile, and the sale link takes care of itself. Print the page’s QR code for your counter or packaging: see [when to use a link in bio QR code](https://vonza.net/blog/link-in-bio-qr-code). ## 6. Community host **Goal:** new members and event sign-ups. - **Template:** Cobalt (“Electric blue, glass buttons”), with the **Cover** header for a group photo. - **Link, highlighted:** “Join the community”, opening your [Vonza community](https://vonza.net/paid-community-platform) page. - **Scheduled link:** your next live session or meet-up, opening its event page, set to show until it starts. - **Text:** who the community is for, in one line. - **Section title:** “Start here”, then links to a welcome video and your community rules. - **Social icons:** Discord, Instagram, email. **Why it works:** one door into the community, with the next event always on top. ## Make your own Pick the recipe closest to you, choose its template, and swap in your own name, photo and links. Then: - keep the link that matches your current goal at the top, and **highlight** it - **schedule** anything with a start and end date - check **views, taps and tap rate**, and taps for every link, after a week, and move the most-tapped links up When your page is ready, follow [how to add a link to your Instagram and TikTok bio](https://vonza.net/blog/how-to-add-link-in-bio). For more on what to put on the page, read our [link in bio best practices](https://vonza.net/blog/link-in-bio-best-practices) or the guide to [setting up a link in bio page](https://vonza.net/blog/link-in-bio-page). ## Frequently asked questions ### What should a link in bio page include? Your name and photo, one line on who you help, your most important link at the top, three to six links to your offers and latest content, and your social icons. Group longer lists under section titles, and remove anything that no longer matters. ### How many links should a link in bio page have? Most pages work best with three to six main links, with the one that matches your current goal at the top. A Vonza page can hold up to 50 rows, but every extra button is one more choice for a visitor to make. ### Are these real customer pages? No. Each example is a recipe built from Vonza's own templates and blocks, so you can copy the structure. Swap in your own name, photo, links and wording.