If you want to know how to use Linktree, take a look at these great examples of Linktree in action, from Jamie Oliver, Expedia and more.
If you want to know how to use Linktree, take a look at these great examples of Linktree in action, from Jamie Oliver, Expedia and more.
If you’re new to Linktree, looking to perfect your page or are just playing voyeur, we’re here for you! Let’s take a look at some of our current faves.
The recipe site of popular Australian chef Donna Hay has picked a Linktree palette that perfectly suits the brand. It also contrasts perfectly with Donna Hay’s own Linktree. Blue and white is a nice, clean palette that contrasts with the food pictured in those fab thumbnails, making the eye draw to the yummy recipes.
The publication also points its audience to other social media sites using the social icons, which are available on the Pro service. You’ll find them under ‘Settings’ when you log in to you Linktree. Pick however many you want to include.
Donna Hay Magazine has linked to its Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. But you might chose to include your Linkedin, SoundCloud, Whatsapp contact number, email, Patreon, Twitch or Pinterest url. The choice is yours!
Hugely popular TV chef and restauranteur, Jamie Oliver, uses Linktree to connect his 7 million followers to his content. He’s used a mouth-watering photographic background to really catch the eye.
What we love most about Jamie’s Linktree is the range of content he links to. From the one page you can discover seasonal recipes, order his latest books or pre-order his upcoming release, reserve a table in one of his restaurants or buy his merchandise.
This Linktree crams some serious business in, under a unified look. We applaud!
From one page you can discover Jamie Oliver's seasonal recipes, order his latest book or reserve a table at one of his restaurants.
The Australian state of Queensland doesn’t just have great beaches, it has a great Linktree.
We love the simplicity of this Linktree. There’s not an overwhelming amount of links – currently there are six, which point to a range of content.
Those links are also given really intriguing titles, like ‘Everything You Need To Know About Turtle-Hatching Season. That creates an instant reaction in the reader of “damn, I know nothing about turtle-hatching season, I better click this“. Or at least, it did for us.
Another example of killer branding – Expedia’s Linktree is totally ‘owned’ by them with brand colours.
Every link is clearly labelled so that the visitor knows where they’re headed, whether that’s to the blog, to deals or to tickets.
Expedia’s Linktree makes it really clear which link directs you to help – drawing attention to their customer service using an icon on that link only.
Inspired? Take a go at creating your own Linktree – there is no charge on our Free subscription! Then show us your work over on Instagram.
You don’t need to have a Jamie-Oliver-sized audience to follow these best practice tips. These tricks will help set your ‘brand’ and engage your audience, no matter the size of your following.
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