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Carrd, Linktree, and Bio.fm have capitalized on link sharing limits in apps like Instagram, creating entire businesses around simple link sharing websites

The link-in-bio side hustles are moving to full-time  —  If you want to learn more about an influencer, there's one place you always know to look: that link in bio. Tweets: @codepo8 , @ashleyrcarman , and @ajlkn Tweets: Chris Heilmann / @codepo8 : Carrd, Linktree, and https://bio.fm/ have capitalized on link sharing limits in apps like Instagram, creating entire businesses around simple link sharing websites (Ashley Carman/The Verge) https://www.theverge.com/... New platforms, still same old SEO fraud Ashley Carman / @ashleyrcarman : turns out when a massive number of people lose their jobs and have to start hustling for a new one, the link in bio business booms. 2020 is the year for link in bio businesses. https://www.theverge.com/... @ajlkn : Awesome piece by the great @ashleyrcarman about the rise of “link in bio” services (including Carrd!) 👇 FYI this was actually one of Carrd's original use cases (before it became a platform for sharing kpop gifs) so it's cool to see it grow in this area https://www.theverge.com/...

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  • @ashleyrcarman Ashley Carman on x
    turns out when a massive number of people lose their jobs and have to start hustling for a new one, the link in bio business booms. 2020 is the year for link in bio businesses. https://www.theverge.com/...
  • @ajlkn @ajlkn on x
    Awesome piece by the great @ashleyrcarman about the rise of “link in bio” services (including Carrd!) 👇 FYI this was actually one of Carrd's original use cases (before it became a platform for sharing kpop gifs) so it's cool to see it grow in this area https://www.theverge.com/..…