Guides
No jargon, no invented statistics, and no pretending you need to buy something you don't. Each guide answers the question first.
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A link in bio is the single clickable link a social profile allows, and the page it opens. For a creator it usually needs to route people to content. For a business it needs to explain the business first, then route people to buy, book or ask.
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Decide what one page must do, gather the content once, put it somewhere with your own address, and pay for the build rather than renting the tool. Some recurring costs — a domain, an email address, a booking system — are worth keeping; a subscription for a page that rarely changes usually is not.
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Usually not a full website — but you do need somewhere of your own to send people. Instagram is excellent at reach and poor at answering questions, and a single link that explains the business will do more for you than five unfinished website pages.
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No, and for most Vinted sellers a website would sit empty. What is usually missing is one page that shows what you stock, how you post and where else you sell — because a wall of individual listings cannot do that.
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A stall sign needs your name, what you sell and one way to find you again — usually a short address or a QR code. Everything else belongs on a card or on the page the code opens.
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A digital business card is a shareable version of a paper card: your name, role and contact details on a page or a saved contact file, passed on by link or code. It is good for handing over details and limited when someone wants to judge the business itself.
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