Events
The next race with its start time
An event block shows the race day, the name and the start time. Race info opens the official race page with the route and the results.
24JanTable Mountain 50KStart 05:30, Cape TownRace info
Link in bio for athletes
Next race at the top, sponsor codes under it. More.You is a link in bio page for pro and semi-pro athletes. Fans check your next race and use your sponsor codes. Runners book a clinic with you, and brands find your press contact.
Thandi MokoenaTrail runner from Cape Town. Racing the Table Mountain 50K next.
24JanTable Mountain 50KStart 05:30, Cape TownRace info
THANDI10 at Trailfuel, paid link
RIDGE15 at Ridgeline, paid link
Book a trail running clinicBook
Signed race bib, framedR900Buy
Press and sponsor enquiries
more.you/thandiruns
The blocks on an athlete's page
Fans want to know when you race. Sponsors want their code where people see it. Runners want your coaching, and some want a signed bib.
Links
Sponsor codes marked as paid links
Put the code and the brand in the link label, then write paid link. Fans see the code and the disclosure before they tap.
THANDI10 at Trailfuel, paid link
Bookings
Clinics that runners book with you
Runners who follow your training ask for coaching. The bookings block opens your booking page, where they pick a clinic date and a group or one-to-one session.
Book a trail running clinicBook
Products
Signed kit from your races
A product block shows the framed bib or a signed shirt with its price. One tap opens the item in your shop.
Signed race bib, framedR900Buy
Your race calendar, readable by AI
Each race block becomes an Event in your page's structured data, and each signed item a Product. Your llms.txt file names your sport, your next race and your sponsors in plain text.
What an AI assistant reads here
- name
- Thandi Mokoena
- sport
- trail running, Cape Town
- next race
- Table Mountain 50K, 24 Jan
- sponsor codes
- THANDI10 Trailfuel, RIDGE15 Ridgeline
- clinics
- group and one-to-one, Cape Town
- signed kit
- framed race bib (R900)
An athlete page in three steps
- 01
Claim your name
Type the name you want after more.you/ and create your free account.
- 02
Pick a template for your sport
Choose a template and change the colours to your team or club kit. Your photo and short bio sit at the top.
- 03
Add the race, codes, clinic and kit
Add an event block for the next race, a link block per sponsor code, a bookings block for clinics, a product block for signed kit and a press link. Then publish.
On Pro, click attribution ties each tap on a sponsor code to the post and platform that sent it. At the end of the season you can show each sponsor which race videos sent people to their code. Pro is $5/month billed annually ($7 month to month). Every block on this page is on the Free plan.
Questions from athletes
How do I show that a sponsor link pays me?
Write paid link in the label of every link that pays you, for example THANDI10 at Trailfuel, paid link. You write the page, so check each sponsor's contract and the advertising rules in your country.
Can I keep my race calendar on my link in bio?
Yes. Add one event block per race with the date, the race name and a link to the official race page. Delete each block after the race, so the next one sits first.
How do runners book a clinic or a camp with me?
A bookings block opens your booking page for one-to-one sessions. For a group camp with set dates, add an event block with a Sign up button that opens the camp page.
Where do brands and journalists contact me?
Add a link block named Press and sponsor enquiries. Point it at your contact page or your agent's page, so requests reach the right inbox.
Can I sell signed shirts and bibs?
Yes. Add a product block for each signed item with a photo and its price. One tap opens the item in your own shop, where the fan pays.
Does an athlete page cost anything?
No. One page on the Free plan holds events, links, bookings and product blocks, and no card is required.
Put your next race and your codes on one link
Claim your name, add your next race and each sponsor code, and put the link in your bio before race week.