1. Your platform and link
TikTok only lets an account add a clickable link once it has 1,000 followers. Pick the one that matches you.
Add the link to your profile
Add this as the clickable link on your profile:
Bio
First line:
Second line:
No clickable link yet
A clickable profile link unlocks at 1,000 followers. Until then, write the address as plain text in your bio so people can still type it in, and switch to a real link once you have it:
Bio
First line:
Second line:
Add the link to your profile
Instagram lets an account add a website link to its profile. Add this as the link:
Bio
First line:
Second line:
Add the link to your channel and your description
Add this under your channel’s links, and put it on its own line near the top of the video description:
Links in a Shorts description are often not clickable, so also say “link in my channel” in the video and keep the channel link filled in.
Channel description
First line:
Video description
First line:
Your link card
A ready-made card that points people to the link. Use it in your post whenever you tell viewers to check your profile or description.
2. Caption
Use one of these, word for word. Tap a line to copy it.
3. Keep it honest
- Describe measurements, not worth. No claims that a number makes someone attractive, unattractive or unwell, and no medical advice.
- Do not present typed numbers as a real person’s analysis. If the numbers are an example, say so.
- Do not feature any other app or product in the same post.
- Avoid hateful, racist or misogynistic content, and avoid hashtags that platforms ban creators for.
- Suspected botting or fraudulent activity ends your access to the program.
- After you post, send your link through the channel your program manager gave you. Posts that are not submitted cannot be tracked.