Setting up your bio page is the first step. These five habits keep it pulling its weight long after launch.
1. Pin Your Best-Performing Content
Don’t let a strong post get buried under newer, less relevant ones. Pin up to three posts so your best content, such as a seasonal promotion, a cornerstone guide, or your top product, stays visible no matter what you post next.
2. Match Your Post Type to Your Strategy
If most of your Instagram content ties back to blog articles, link to posts. If you run a shop, link to product pages. Premium accounts can mix multiple post types on one page, which helps when your content spans more than one kind.
3. Keep Your Feed in Sync
Your bio page is only as fresh as your last sync. If you’ve posted recently and the post isn’t in the Grid Manager yet, use the Refresh action to pull your latest posts from Instagram.
4. Make the Page Feel Like Yours
On Premium, you can remove the “Powered by www.biogr.id/” badge entirely. If you keep it, you can choose a light, dark, or device-matched theme so it blends in with your site rather than standing out.
5. Track What’s Actually Working
Add your Google Analytics or Google Tag Manager ID in the Analytics settings tab (available on every plan) and watch which linked posts actually turn into website visits. Let that data decide what you link and pin next.
Small adjustments like these add up. Open your www.biogr.id/ dashboard and try one today.