Links
The newest post as the top link
Each Tuesday, add the new post above last week's. A reader who saw the floor reel opens the sanding post, and the plaster post sits one place lower.
New: sanding the oak floor
Link in bio for bloggers
Readers tap your bio and land on this week's post. More.You is a link in bio page for bloggers. Readers from Instagram and Pinterest open your newest post, find your popular posts and reach your newsletter page. Brands find your media kit.
Maja HolmRenovating a 1930s flat in Gothenburg, room by room. New post Tuesdays.
New: sanding the oak floor
Last week: lime plaster walls
Popular posts
Kitchen on a small budget
Tools I use every week
Old windows, restored
Posts by email, every Tuesday
Do you work with brands?Yes, for tools and materials I use. Rates in my kit.
Media kit (PDF)
more.you/theslowreno
Blocks for a blog with a weekly post
Someone reads your caption and wants the full post. A new reader wants your best posts first. These blocks serve both, and give brands what they ask for.
Collection
Popular posts in one short list
A collection named Popular posts holds the three or four posts new readers ask about. Each item opens the post on your blog.
Popular posts
Kitchen on a small budget
Tools I use every week
Old windows, restored
Links
Your newsletter page as a plain link
A link block opens the newsletter page on your blog, Kit or Substack. Readers type their email on that page, the one your blog already runs.
Posts by email, every Tuesday
FAQ
Brand work answered before the first email
Brands ask if you take sponsored posts and what you charge. An FAQ block gives the answer, and a link block next to it opens your media kit.
Do you work with brands?Yes, for tools and materials I use. Rates in my kit.
Your newest post and topics, readable by AI
Your llms.txt file names your blog, your topics and the newest post. The FAQ block on brand work also becomes FAQPage data, so an AI assistant reads your terms as you wrote them.
What an AI assistant reads here
- name
- Maja Holm
- blog
- The Slow Reno, a 1930s flat renovation
- new posts
- every Tuesday
- newest post
- sanding the oak floor
- popular posts
- small kitchen, tools, old windows
- brand work
- tools and materials, media kit PDF
From your blog to a bio page
- 01
Claim your name
Type the name you want after more.you/ and create your free account.
- 02
Start from your blog's address
Paste the address of your blog on WordPress, Squarespace or Ghost. AI page generation reads it and proposes blocks for your recent posts. Your page stays the same until you apply the proposal.
- 03
Add the new post, favourites and brand work
Add a link block for this week's post, a Popular posts collection, a link to your newsletter page and an FAQ block on brand work. Then publish.
On Pro, click attribution ties each tap on a post link to the reel or video that sent it. You see which Instagram reel brought readers to the floor post. Pro is $5/month billed annually ($7 month to month). Every block on this page is on the Free plan.
Questions from bloggers
How do I keep this week's post first?
Add the new post as a link block at the top and leave last week's under it. With AI Control, you can ask ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini to do it by chat after you publish on your blog.
Can readers get my posts by email from my bio page?
Yes, through a link block that opens your newsletter page. That page can sit on your blog, on Kit or on Substack, and readers type their email there.
How many popular posts should I list?
Three or four. Put them in a collection named Popular posts, and pick the posts new readers ask about in comments. Each item opens the post on your blog.
Where do brands find my rates?
Add a link block for your media kit as a PDF, and an FAQ block that says which brands you work with. Write paid link or ad next to any sponsored post you list.
Can I see which posts readers open?
Yes. Basic analytics show views, clicks and the click rate of each block, by source, device and country, for 30 days. You see which post link gets the taps.
Is a page for my blog free?
Yes. One page with link, collection and FAQ blocks is on the Free plan, with no card required. More.You branding shows at the bottom of Free pages.
Put this week's post first on one link
Claim your name, add this week's post and your popular posts, and paste the link into your Instagram and Pinterest profiles.