Publish & grow
Create and publish a Link in Bio page
Build a brand page at mykrevaya.com, add links and social profiles, set search metadata, and understand Free-plan review.
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Start one page for the brand
Link in Bio gives each brand a public page at mykrevaya.com/yourname. Select the brand, open Link in Bio, and choose its page name and available username. Begin with the brand's identity, then choose the light, dark, or brand theme.
Use a clear page title that tells a visitor who you are. A useful description explains what the visitor can find, such as tutorials, services, or the current product, rather than repeating a slogan with no context.
Add links in the order visitors need them
- Add your main destination first, with a label that says what happens after the click.
- Add supporting links and remove duplicate paths to the same content unless they serve a clear purpose.
- Add your social profiles so visitors and search systems can associate them with the brand.
- Optionally enable latest posts to show up to six recent published posts from the brand.
- Preview the page on a narrow screen and open each destination to check it.
A page supports up to 30 links and 12 social profiles. That is a capacity limit, not a target: a short list of current destinations is often easier to use than a full directory.
Write search-friendly page information
Set a descriptive title and description using the words your audience uses for your work. The page is served as readable HTML with link-preview metadata and structured identity information. Accurate names, social profiles, and destinations make the page easier to interpret.
If you prefer the page to stay out of search results, use the search-visibility switch. This asks search engines not to index it; it does not make a public page private. Do not put private information on a publicly reachable bio page.
Publish and check the live version
Paid plans publish Link in Bio changes immediately. On Free, a new page and later changes go through review before becoming live. While a change is pending, the last approved version remains public.
- Submit or publish the completed page.
- Check its status and any review feedback.
- Open the public mykrevaya.com address and verify the visible version.
- Put that address in your social profiles after confirming it is live.
- When updating a Free-plan page, allow for review before a time-sensitive launch.
Frequently asked questions
Is Link in Bio included on Free?
Yes. Each brand can have a Link in Bio page. Free-plan publication and updates require review; paid plans publish instantly.
Does turning off search visibility make the page private?
No. The switch asks search engines to skip indexing. Anyone with access to the public URL can still visit the page.