Link in bio, for a business
One link in the bio. A whole business behind it.
Most link-in-bio pages were designed for creators sharing content. A business has a harder job: explain what you do, show the work, and get someone to buy, book or ask — from one link, on a phone, in about fifteen seconds.
OpenFen & Field Pottery
myshopwindow.co.uk/fen-and-field
Hand-thrown stoneware, made in Norfolk.
The everyday problem
Your business is already online. It's just in eight places at once.
Where most people find you first.
Where the local recommendations happen.
TikTok
Where the work gets watched.
A marketplace
Etsy, eBay, Vinted, Depop, Amazon.
Your own shop
Shopify, Squarespace, Big Cartel, Wix.
A booking page
Fresha, Treatwell, Calendly, your own diary.
A portfolio
Photos of the work, jobs, builds or events.
Contact routes
Email, phone, WhatsApp, an enquiry form.
My Shop Window doesn't replace any of them. It sits above them — one address that introduces the business properly and then sends each visitor to the right place.
What a business link needs
Five things a row of buttons can't do on its own.
- 01
Say what the business is
In a line, before anyone has to work it out.
- 02
Show the work
Real photographs of what you make, sell or do.
- 03
Answer the price question
Prices or 'from' pricing where it helps you.
- 04
Handle two kinds of visitor
The one ready to buy, and the one still deciding.
- 05
Look like you meant it
Because it goes on invoices, vans and stall signs too.
The everyday route
Instagram bio → your Shop Window → the sale, the booking or the enquiry.
The same address works everywhere else too: TikTok, Facebook, an email signature, a business card, a printed QR code on your packaging or your stall.
One payment for your Window, from £19. No monthly subscription. Online checkout isn't switched on yet, so we confirm everything with you first — the full details are in the questions.