Link in Bio for YouTubers and Podcasters: What to Put on Your Page (Free)
A link in bio for YouTubers and podcasters that turns one link into your latest episode, your sponsors, your merch, your community and a way for listeners to reach you, on a free page.
Part of the link in bio guide: What is a link in bio? The complete guide
A link in bio for a YouTuber or a podcaster has one job that a plain list of links does badly: get someone who just watched or listened to the next thing before they scroll on. That next thing is different every week, it is usually one of five things (the latest episode, a sponsor, your merch, your community, or a way to reach you), and a column of identical buttons hides all of them equally. Keepp gives you a free page where each of those is a card with a picture and a line of text, where the sponsor link and the merch sell from the page itself, and where the same address works in your YouTube channel header, your podcast show notes and every social profile.
What a YouTuber or podcaster’s link in bio should hold
Put the thing you want tapped this week at the top, as a card, and keep everything else below it. In practice the page is five sections.
1. The latest episode, as a card
A card with the thumbnail, the title and a one-line hook, pointing at YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts. When the new episode lands, change the card. Keepp also embeds YouTube videos directly on the page, so a channel trailer or the newest upload can play without leaving. Put the episode card above the fold and the full back catalogue in a pages block below it.
2. Your listen and watch links
One row of social icons for YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and wherever else the show lives, so a listener on one app can find you on the one they use. One tap on the row and the listener is on the app they use.
3. Sponsors and affiliate codes, with the code on the card
Sponsor reads convert when the code is easy to find. A card can carry the product picture, the discount code in plain text and its own button to the offer, so “use code SHOW20” is one tap away instead of buried in a description. Every card has its own short link and QR code too, so the link you read out in the episode can be keepp.link/you/sponsor and open that card directly. Instagram affiliate links: where to put codes so they sell applies to podcasts just as well.
4. Merch and paid extras, sold on the page
Shirts, mugs, a paid episode archive, a workbook, a guest’s book. Keepp sells them with Stripe checkout on the free plan, with the money landing in your own Stripe account and digital files delivered automatically. If your merch already lives on a print-on-demand store, the card links there instead.
5. Your community and a way in
A form for listener questions and episode ideas, a sign-up for the newsletter or the Patreon-style tier, and a booking block if you take guest interviews or coaching calls, with your real availability and an automatic meeting link. For the listener with a question who does not want to fill in a form, turn on chat: an AI answers from everything on your page, and you reply from Telegram when it is a real conversation.
Where the one link goes
The same Keepp address goes in your YouTube channel’s links, your podcast’s show notes on every platform, the description of every episode, your Instagram and TikTok bios and your email signature. Because it is one page you edit, updating the episode card updates all of them at once. Why you still need a link in bio when you already have a website covers the case where you have a full site too.
Why Keepp rather than a list of links
A links-only page sends every listener somewhere else and tells you nothing about what worked. On Keepp the page itself shows the episode, sells the merch, carries the sponsor code and takes the question, and analytics tell you which card people tapped after which episode. Nothing is paid out to you by a platform later: sales land in your own Stripe account, and every listener who fills in a form or buys is a record you can export. A Keepp page never locks you in has the full list of what stays yours.
Start from a creator template or the Just the links one, and add the episode card first.
Common questions
Can I embed my latest YouTube video on my link in bio? Yes. Keepp has a YouTube block that plays the video on the page, and a card can link to it on YouTube instead if you prefer the view to count there.
How do I share a sponsor code from a podcast? Put the code on a card with the product picture and a button to the offer, and read out the card’s own short link in the episode. Listeners land on that card, not on your whole page.
Can I sell merch from my link in bio for free? Yes. Products sell with Stripe checkout on Keepp’s free plan, into your own Stripe account.
Can listeners book a slot to be on the show? Yes. A booking block shows your availability, prevents double-booking and sends a Zoom or Google Meet link with each confirmed slot.
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