Guides & FAQ
Get more clicks from every link you share
Your link-in-bio and QR codes are where offline attention turns into real visits. A few small choices — a memorable handle, a fast page, honest link labels — quietly compound into more traffic and better search signals. Here's how to make the most of yours.
1. Claim a handle worth sharing
A clean lnqr.app/yourname is easier to remember, looks trustworthy in a bio, and gets clicked more than a random string. When you shorten a link, give it a descriptive slug (like /summer-sale) so people and search engines know what's on the other side before they tap.
2. Keep it fast and mobile-first
Almost everyone opens a bio link on their phone. lnQR pages are built to load instantly, which lowers bounce rates and sends strong Core Web Vitals signals — the mobile speed and stability Google actually measures. You get that for free; just avoid piling on huge background images.
3. Write link labels people would search for
Name each button by what it leads to — "Read the case study," "Book a table," "Watch on YouTube." Descriptive labels help visitors, screen readers, and search engines all understand your page, and they lift click-through more than a vague "Link 1."
4. Let dynamic QR codes do the heavy lifting
Print your QR code once on a card, menu, or poster, then point it wherever it needs to go this week. Because it's dynamic, you can send scans to your newest, best-converting page anytime without reprinting a thing — so your offline traffic always lands somewhere worth ranking.
Frequently asked questions
Does a link-in-bio help my SEO?
Indirectly, and it adds up. A single lnqr.app link in your Instagram, TikTok, or X bio funnels followers to the pages you actually want ranked — your site, your shop, your latest post. More direct visits, longer sessions, and stronger brand searches are all signals search engines reward. Your bio page loads fast and is mobile-first out of the box, which is exactly what Google looks for.
Do QR codes improve SEO?
Not directly — crawlers can't read a QR code in a photo. What they do is bridge the offline world (a menu, a flyer, a business card) to your website, driving real visits and engagement that lift your rankings over time. Point your QR code at a fast, relevant page and it becomes a quiet SEO helper.
What should I name my links and buttons?
Say what's on the other side. 'Shop the summer collection' beats 'Click here' every time — it's clearer for people, better for accessibility, and gives search engines real context. Use the words your audience would actually search for.
Why pick a custom handle instead of a random one?
A clean, readable handle like lnqr.app/yourname is easier to remember, looks trustworthy in a bio, and earns more clicks than a string of random characters. It also reinforces your brand every time someone sees or shares it.
Should I use a dynamic QR code for campaigns?
Yes. A dynamic QR code lets you change the destination without reprinting anything, so you can always point it at your best-converting, most up-to-date page. Print once, redirect forever — no wasted signage when a campaign changes.
Is lnQR free to use for this?
Yes. Link-in-bio pages, short links, and dynamic QR codes are free, with unlimited scans and no expiry dates. You can start with no signup and claim your handle whenever you're ready.