Fans
They came from a post and want the newest thing. Give them that first and everything else underneath.
Bio link pages for people who do this for a living
One address that works as hard as you do.
Creator bio pages · Digily Link
A working creator's link is doing four jobs at once. Fans want the new release, promoters want dates, brands want a rate card and press want a photograph they are allowed to use. A ukbio.link page can answer all four without you replying to another message.
Example addressukbio.link/marlowe
At a glance
Who is actually tapping your link?
Promoters and clients
They want dates, availability and whether you can do the job. That is a different section, not a different page.
Brands
They are checking whether you are worth approaching, which means audience, past work and how to get a rate card.
Press
They want a biography they can quote and a photograph they are allowed to print, without emailing you at eleven at night.
Digily Link tools
The tools behind a ukbio.link address.
The page is what people see. These are the parts that stop it becoming another thing you have to maintain.
Sections, not a list
Group links under short headings so a promoter can skip past the merch and find the dates in one glance.
Scheduling
A release link that appears on announcement day and a tour link that comes down when the last date passes, without you remembering.
File links
Press photographs, a rider, a rate card or a portfolio PDF, attached to the page instead of sent one message at a time.
Short links
Shorten anything on the same domain and repoint it later, so a link in an old post never dies.
QR codes
The address as a code for a poster, a merch table, a business card or the back of a flyer, in your own colours.
Statistics per link
Which platform sent them, which country they are in and which link they actually tapped, without a cookie banner.
Two ways to use it
How do you set up a ukbio.link address?
Build the page for the people who arrive from your profiles, and use short links for anything you send directly or put on print.
For your profiles
Bio page
- 1
Create a Digily Link account and start a new bio link page.
- 2
Choose ukbio.link from the domain list and pick the name after the slash.
- 3
Put the newest thing at the top, then group the rest into sections by who wants them.
- 4
Paste the address into every profile you keep, once, and stop editing profiles.
For direct sending
Short links
- 1
Shorten the press kit, the rate card and the booking form on the same domain.
- 2
Give each one a readable ending you can type into a message from your phone.
- 3
Repoint them whenever the underlying file or form changes.
- 4
Watch which ones get used, which tells you what people actually ask for.
Domain → Digily Link → Publish
Where does ukbio.link actually live?
ukbio.link is not a separate platform with its own login. It is one of the domains you can pick inside Digily Link when you build a bio page or shorten a link.
The page, the files, the short links, the codes and the statistics all sit in the same account. Nothing to connect, no second subscription, and no cut taken from anything you sell.
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ukbio.linkCreator pageNew single↗
Live dates↗
Press kit↗
ukbio.link/marlowe
Who reaches for it
Musicians, illustrators, photographers, podcasters and writers
Anyone whose work arrives in releases rather than in a steady stream, and who is tired of updating five profiles every time something changes.
A release that goes live at announcement time on its own
A press kit that stops arriving as an email attachment
One address that survives moving platform
The address outlives the platform
Why a link that is yours rather than theirs?
Platforms change their rules, their reach and occasionally their existence. An address you control is the one thing in a creative career that does not have to be rebuilt when that happens.
https://ukbio.link/marlowe
- It moves with you: leave a platform and the address stays valid, because it never belonged to the platform.
- It reads as a person: short, spellable and sayable, which matters on a poster, a merch table and in a spoken introduction.
- It stays in one place: the page, the files, the links and the statistics all live in the same Digily Link account.
Short and direct
ukbio.link questions and answers
What it is, what belongs on a working creator's page, what it costs and what happens to your audience data.
What is ukbio.link?
ukbio.link is a domain you can choose inside Digily Link when you build a link in bio page or shorten a URL. It is not a separate platform and it does not need its own account.
What should a working creator put on the page?
The newest thing at the top, because that is what brought the visitor. Then sections for the different people who arrive: dates for promoters, a rate card or media kit for brands, press photographs and a biography for journalists, and a shop or newsletter for fans.
Can I put files on it rather than links?
Yes. Press photographs, a rider, a portfolio PDF or a rate card can be attached as file links, which means you stop sending the same attachment every week.
Can a release appear automatically on announcement day?
Yes. Scheduling lets a link appear at a set time and disappear when a run ends, so the page keeps itself current while you are working.
Can I see which platform sends people?
Yes. Statistics show clicks per link with country, city, device and the site or app people came from. Give each profile its own short link and the answer becomes unambiguous.
What happens if I leave a platform?
Nothing happens to the address. It was never hosted by the platform, so it keeps working, and you edit the page rather than telling everybody a new link.
Can I use my own domain later?
On eligible plans you can connect a domain you own, with the same page and the same statistics behind it.
Is it free?
Yes, within the limits of the free Digily Link plan, with no card required. Paid plans raise the limits and add features, and your address does not change when you move between them.
Start on Digily Link
Take a ukbio.link address.
Open a free account, build the page once, and keep the same address through every platform you ever move to. Nobody has to be told twice.