Do I have to leave Beacons?

No. Your bio page keeps doing the browsing job. SayEase handles the single-destination promotion.

Can a SayEase Link sit inside my Beacons page?

Yes. It is an ordinary URL and can be used as the destination of any block or button.

What is the difference between the two?

A bio page is a menu. A SayEase Link is an address for one thing — designed to be said, shown and repeated.

Which should I put in my bio?

Many creators keep the bio page in the profile and use SayEase Links inside the content itself, where a single call to action performs better.

Can SayEase host the offer instead of redirecting?

Yes, for supported types. You can start with a redirect and switch later without changing the address you promoted.

A BIO PAGE IS A MENU. A SAYEASE LINK IS AN ADDRESS.

SayEase can work with Beacons by handling the job a bio page was never built for: promoting one specific destination, repeatedly, in places where nothing is clickable.

Two different jobs

When somebody arrives at your profile out of curiosity, a bio page is the right answer — everything you do, in one place. When you post a video about one product, one class or one drop, a menu is friction. The viewer has to remember your handle, open the profile, open the hub, and pick correctly.

Before → SayEase → destination

What you have today

“link in bio” → your Beacons page → the right block → the offer

What you promote

viewlink.to/yourclass

Where the visitor lands

the same offer, directly

A workable split

Profile bio: keep the Beacons page.
In-video and on-screen: a SayEase Link for the one thing that video is about.
Captions and comments: the same SayEase Link, typed out.
Offline, QR codes and print: the SayEase Link, because it reads at a glance.
Inside the bio page: SayEase Links behind your most-promoted blocks.

Where the current Auto DM feature and your connected account support it, a comment keyword can result in the link being sent by direct message.

How you would set it up

List the destinations you promote in content, not just the ones you list in bio.
Create a free SayEase redirect for each one on the matching .to domain.
Use them in the content; leave the bio page alone.

Want to stop redirecting later?

When a destination is worth its own page, a native SayEase Link can carry the visuals, description and checkout instead of forwarding somewhere else.

If you make SayEase the native destination instead of a redirect, eligible published SayEase pages include built-in technical SEO. A redirect simply forwards visitors — it does not by itself improve the search ranking of the destination it points to.

Questions people ask

Do I have to leave Beacons?: No. Your bio page keeps doing the browsing job. SayEase handles the single-destination promotion.
Can a SayEase Link sit inside my Beacons page?: Yes. It is an ordinary URL and can be used as the destination of any block or button.
What is the difference between the two?: A bio page is a menu. A SayEase Link is an address for one thing — designed to be said, shown and repeated.
Which should I put in my bio?: Many creators keep the bio page in the profile and use SayEase Links inside the content itself, where a single call to action performs better.
Can SayEase host the offer instead of redirecting?: Yes, for supported types. You can start with a redirect and switch later without changing the address you promoted.

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