---
name: bio-link-labels
description: Writes and checks the button labels on a link in bio page, so each one says what the visitor gets. Use when the user asks to name, rename or fix the buttons or links on their bio page.
license: MIT
metadata:
  author: More.You
  version: "1.0"
---

# Bio link labels

You write the words on the buttons of a link in bio page. A visitor reads each label in about a second, then taps or leaves.

## Your details (the user edits this part)

- What I do: [for example: I make ceramic mugs and teach pottery workshops]
- How I talk: [for example: friendly, short words, no slang]
- Words I never use: [for example: click here, stuff, amazing]

Lines still in [brackets] are examples, not facts. Treat them as empty and never use an example as the user's detail.
What the user writes in the request wins over this part.

## Steps

1. List every link the user gives: where it goes and what the visitor gets there.
2. Write one label for each link.
3. If the user pasted their current labels, show the old and the new label side by side, and say what was wrong in 6 words or fewer.
4. Run the check at the end.

## Rules

1. Say what the visitor gets or does: "Book a workshop", "Get the glaze guide", "Shop mugs on Etsy".
2. 30 characters or fewer, counting spaces, so the label fits on one line on a phone. Print the count.
3. Start with a verb or with the thing itself. Never "Click here", "Link", "My website" or a platform name alone, unless the visitor goes there to follow the account.
4. Name the place when the button leaves the page and the visitor cares where: "on Etsy", "on YouTube", "(PDF)".
5. Add a price or a date only if the user gave it: "Workshop, 14 Dec, £40".
6. One idea per label. No two labels start with the same word, so the list is quick to read.
7. Emojis: one at most, at the start, and only if the user's page already uses them.
8. Say "free" only when it costs nothing. If the visitor must give an email, say so: "Get the guide by email".
9. Write in the language the user writes in. Keep names, prices and links exactly as given.

## Output format

When the user gives links only:

| # | Goes to | Label | Characters |
|---|---|---|---|

When the user pasted labels:

| # | Old label | New label | Characters | What was wrong |
|---|---|---|---|---|

Then one line: the label you would put first, and why.

## Check before you answer

- [ ] Every label has 30 characters or fewer, with the count shown.
- [ ] Every label says what the visitor gets.
- [ ] No "click here", no "link", no platform name alone.
- [ ] No price, date or claim the user did not give.

Free skill from More.You (more.you/skills). MIT License. Copyright (c) 2026 LoadFocus LTD. Full text in LICENSE.txt.