Share curated resources from your bio link
Organize your best resources, tools, and guides in one place. Give your audience a bookmark-worthy resource library.
Why this matters
Educators, coaches, and content creators who share resources — articles, tools, templates, guides — need an organized hub. A bio link page turns your curated resources into a searchable library that followers can bookmark and revisit.
How to get started
- 1Create your Platter page and plan categories for your resources
- 2Use header blocks to create sections (Tools, Guides, Templates, Articles)
- 3Add links to each resource with descriptive titles
- 4Include a text block explaining how to use the resources or where to start
- 5Update the page as you discover or create new resources
Benefits
- Organized resource library that followers can bookmark and revisit
- Positions you as a thought leader and trusted curator
- Easy to update as new resources are published or tools change
- Track which resources your audience values most with click data
Recommended blocks
Header blocks for resource categoriesLink blocks for each resource with descriptive labelsText block for a welcome message or 'start here' guideRSS feed block for automatically updated blog resources
Frequently asked questions
- How should I organize my resources?
- Group by topic or type: Tools, Articles, Templates, Courses. Use header blocks to create clear sections. Put your most popular resources at the top.
- How many resources can I add?
- There's no limit on Platter. However, for usability, keep your page focused. If you have 50+ resources, consider creating separate pages by category.
- Can I automatically add new blog posts as resources?
- Yes. Use the RSS feed block connected to your blog. New posts appear automatically, keeping your resource page fresh without manual updates.
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