How to Create a Link in Bio

The requirement for powerful marketing tools is on the rise due to the rising competition. The advent of social media has allowed each one of us to showcase our talent or promote our business most effectively.

The primary thing that informs your audience about you is the bio. Every social media has a separate space for Bio and you can add information about yourself. But this bio doesn’t allow you to showcase your portfolio in detail. Also, it doesn’t allow too many links.

Therefore, in this article, we shall discuss the methods to create a link in bio for your social media profiles easily and effectively.

You can create a link in bio using two different methods. Either you can use discrete tools for it or you can use the features present in the social media app itself.

Using a Discrete Tool

Creating a link in bio is almost the same on every social media platform. But the features they provide can be different. For example, Facebook and Twitter allow you to add links in individual posts and you can drive traffic to your product or website easily. But in the case of Instagram, you cannot add links to your posts, and you cannot add more than one clickable link in your bio.

Therefore, you have to depend on some tools to create a customizable link in the bio of your social media platform. Among several Linktree alternatives, Linkr is a potential tool with several benefits. Let us discuss this tool in detail and find out its benefits.

Linkr

This is an excellent tool with a simple setup and easy-to-use interface that helps you to create a link in your bio within a few steps. With more than 15 million users, Linkr creates simple links with powerful features.

You can create an awesome landing page or product page for the link and share this with your social media in a single tap. Linkr also helps you with customizations in the link and within the webpage or content page.

It provides you with 100+ templates that can be used for creating single-page websites with just three steps. You can create a link in the bio that connects with this webpage.

This tool is highly useful for Creators, influencers, designers, bloggers, etc. who would like to showcase their portfolios in the best manner with their social media profiles.

Apart from the link in bio feature, you can also create a web store, design QR codes, shorten URLs, and create a membership for exclusive premium customers.

Using the Social Media Features

Every social media will have a separate space that can help you to list out information about yourself. This space is called the Bio and, in some platforms, it can also be mentioned as About.

You can enter a short description about yourself and give one external link that will take your followers to the portfolio or product site.

The main disadvantage of this method is that you cannot give a detailed or slightly brief description of yourself. There are character restrictions, and you have to type only a few characters.

Also, concerning external links, you can only give one or two, depending on the platform. So, in this method, you cannot tell your followers about who you are and what you do in detail.

Therefore, you can use tools like Linkr and get the best link in the bio for your social media profiles.

Conclusion

Social media marketing can be made easy with such tools, and you must know how to make use of them to succeed in the market. Hope this guideline will help you to present yourself to the followers with more information.

Canoe Trails on the Chobe River

Try a different approach to game and bird viewing while in Chobe. The river, from which the park takes its name, offers a fascinating grandstand view of life on and off the shores of this beautiful watercourse. From your discreet seats on board a mokoro, you can view animals coming down to drink undisturbed, watch the elephants playing in the water and sneak up on great floating groups of hippos, without causing them annoyance. Your experienced poler, as the oarsmen are called, would have grown up paddling on this river and will ensure that you are always well out of harm’s reach.

The mokoro itself originates from the tropical rainforests and woodlands of this area, and would have been carved from the very trees which overlook your stately passage. Large straight ebony, kigelia or teak trees are selected to fashion the mokoro, based on their strength and durability. Once the selected specimen has been felled, the trunk is hollowed out and smoothed and moulded to make a canoe-like vessel. Due to the depletion of these forests in recent times, you may have to settle for a modern day fibreglass canoe instead of a traditional mokoro, but the wildlife don’t seem to notice the difference and, as long as the craft is silent and maneuverable, the experience is just as enjoyable as when aboard the real thing.

A canoe trail on the Chobe river is an exciting adventure for two and, although it is intimidating to encounter hippos close-up on their own turf, the only real danger is crocodiles. Hippos rarely attack mokoros, as they are used to these unobtrusive craft, and your poler will go out of their way to avoid croc’s, as he is ‘in the same boat’ after all. Any apprehension you experience will be more outweighed by the brilliant birding, unparalleled game viewing and outstanding photographic opportunities to be enjoyed aboard a mokoro on the Chobe River.

Partnership Law: A General Overview for Professionals

A business partnership is a very special relationship. From the moment you team up with other likeminded business partners, your destinies are intertwined. Whether your enterprise flourishes or the partnership dissolves, the legal attributes of your partnership will play an important role.

Co-owners who share profits are partners by default

A partnership is defined legally as an association of two or more persons who operate as co-owners and share profits. To become a partner, an individual may make an investment of startup money, offer his or her services or both.

No written documentation is required to create a general partnership. If you are acting like partners (i.e., operating as co-owners and sharing profits), you are deemed to be part of a legal partnership. This is important because partners have certain legal rights and obligations. Of course, it is always recommended to have a written partnership agreement!

Partnership duties, rights and liabilities

In the absence of a written agreement, partners do not draw a salary and share profits and losses equally. Partners have a duty of loyalty to other partners. This duty means that, for example, partners must attend diligently to their responsibilities in the conduct of the business, and must not to enrich themselves at the expense of the partnership (for instance, a partner may not accept personal kickbacks for agreeing to a deal with a supplier at an inflated price). Partners also have a duty of accounting to the partnership, meaning they must be open and honest in disclosing business information to other partners.

Each partner also has rights, many of which derive from the right to see other partners live up to their duties. Unless the partners have agreed otherwise, each partner also has the right to participate in the day-to-day management of the business, and, importantly, to bind the firm in any act done in carrying on the business.

Since you are liable for the acts of a partner made in carrying on the business, it is imperative to choose your partners carefully, and, when necessary, to protect yourself to the extent possible through a written agreement or legal action. In a partnership, you are personally liable for business obligations; this means that if your partnership incurs debt or legal liability that the partnership cannot afford to pay, creditors are able to seek recompense by going after your personal assets.

Written partnership agreements

Even though no written agreement is required to establish a partnership, many partners choose to put a partnership agreement in place. A partnership agreement can modify the default partnership structure to better fit the needs of the individual business. Strong partnership documentation can help prevent disagreements and give the business a more well-defined direction.

A limited partnership is a special type of partnership that does require written documentation. In a limited partnership, limited partners invest money, but retain little or no control over the partnership’s operations. Unlike in a general partnership, limited partners cannot be held liable for debts incurred by the partnership.

Learn more from a partnership dispute attorney

If problems have arisen in your partnership, there are legal strategies that can help you resolve them. If you do not have a partnership agreement in place, or if your partnership agreement does not address the particular issues that have arisen in your partnership, it is especially important to get the help of an experienced partnership dispute lawyer. Talk to an attorney today to learn more.

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