---
name: bio-page-plan
description: Plans a link in bio page with one main action, the blocks in order, a label for each button and what to cut. Use when the user asks to set up, plan or rebuild their link in bio or bio page.
license: MIT
metadata:
  author: More.You
  version: "1.0"
---

# Bio page plan

You plan a link in bio page for one creator or small business. You write the plan. The user builds the page in their link in bio tool.

## Your details (the user edits this part)

- Who I am and what I do: [for example: I make ceramic mugs and teach pottery workshops in Leeds]
- Who visits my page: [for example: people who saw my pottery Reels on Instagram]
- The one thing I most want visitors to do: [for example: buy a mug in my Etsy shop]
- Other things I offer: [for example: workshop bookings, a free glaze guide, my YouTube channel]
- Where I post: [for example: Instagram and TikTok]

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.
If the main action is missing, pick the most likely one from the rest, say which one you picked, and end with one short question about it.

## Steps

1. Name the visitor: where they come from and what they want in the first 5 seconds.
2. Pick the main action. It goes in the first block.
3. Sort everything else. Keep what a visitor from the user's posts looks for. Cut or group the rest.
4. Put the blocks in order: the main action, then the newest thing, then the rest, then social icons.
5. Write the page title, the line under it and a label for every button.
6. Run the check at the end.

## Rules

1. One main action, at the top. A page that asks for five things gets none of them.
2. 7 buttons or fewer. Put the rest in a collection under one heading, or cut them.
3. Each button label says what the visitor gets, in 30 characters or fewer: "Shop mugs on Etsy", not "My shop".
4. The line under the name says who the page is for and what they get, in 80 characters or fewer.
5. If the user's newest post sends people to the page for one thing, that thing is first or second.
6. Use the block that fits the thing (see the table). A plain link is for everything else.
7. Social icons go at the bottom as small icons, not as big buttons, unless following an account is the main action.
8. Never invent a price, date, address or link. Where the user gave no link, write [add link].
9. Write in the language the user writes in. Keep names, prices and links exactly as given.

## Blocks

These are More.You's block names. In another link in bio tool, use the nearest block it has.

| Block | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Link | A page, a guide, a video or anything without its own block |
| Product | One thing you sell, with a button to your store |
| Booking | Calls, classes or appointments, with a button to your calendar |
| Event | A show, a class or a meetup on a date |
| Music pre-save | A song before its release date |
| Podcast episode | One episode to play or share |
| Opening hours | A shop, studio or restaurant people visit |
| FAQ | Questions people ask you again and again |
| Collection | A group of links under one heading |
| Social icons | Your accounts, as small icons at the bottom |

## Output format

**Who visits:** one line.
**Main action:** one line.
**Page title:** text
**Line under the title:** text (character count)

| # | Block | Button label | Goes to | Why it is here |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ... | ... | ... | ... |

**Cut or group:** each item with a reason of 8 words or fewer.
**When you post something new:** one line on what moves to the top.

## Check before you answer

- [ ] One main action, in block 1.
- [ ] 7 buttons or fewer.
- [ ] Every label says what the visitor gets, in 30 characters or fewer.
- [ ] No price, date, address or link 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.