How to Order Links on Your Bio Page for More Taps
Order the links on your bio page by what your newest content is sending people to, not by what you think is most important. The top row should match the reel you posted last; the second row should be the thing that captures a contact; the money row sits third unless you are mid-launch; everything else goes below. Then let tap counts, not instinct, decide the rest. On Viralyze every row on the link-in-bio page shows its own tap count, so reordering becomes a weekly five-minute habit rather than a debate.
Which link should be first on a bio page?
The one your most recent reel or story told people to tap. Most profile visits come from someone who just watched a piece of your content, and they arrive with one specific thing in mind. If the first row is not that thing, they scroll, and a good share of them leave.
This means the top row changes often. That is fine. The rows beneath it can stay stable for months.
Does link order really change taps?
Yes. People read a bio page top to bottom and tap the first row that fits what they came for. Rows lower down get fewer taps regardless of how good the offer is, so the order is a decision about what you want to happen most.
The practical effect: moving a row from fourth to first will change its tap count far more than rewriting its text, so test position before wording.
A simple ordering rule you can reuse
Here is an order that works for most creators until the numbers tell you otherwise.
1. The link from your latest reel or story. 2. A free download or lead magnet that collects an email. 3. Your main paid offer, with the price visible. 4. A booking link for 1:1 time, if you sell it. 5. A contact row, usually WhatsApp.
If you are in a launch week, swap rows one and three. If you are growing a list before a launch, keep row two on top for the whole month.
A concrete example: a travel creator reorders for a trek
A trekking guide sells a 6-day Kedarkantha group trek at ₹9,500 in December, a free packing checklist, and a 20-minute "Am I fit enough?" call at ₹299.
In October, growing interest, the order is checklist, call, trek. The checklist row in Viralyze collects emails and leads the taps by a wide margin. In November, bookings open: trek moves to the top with "Dec 20 to 25, 4 seats left" in the row text, the call drops to second as the natural next step for the unsure, and the checklist goes third. In the first week after the reorder the trek row's tap count rises sharply while the checklist's falls, which is exactly the trade she wanted.
The booking page for the call syncs with her Google Calendar, and the trek itself is sold as a product with a checkout page at 0% platform fee, so the reorder was the only work involved.
How often should you reorder?
Weekly, in step with your posting. Open the bio page, look at the tap counts for the week, and ask two questions: is the top row still the one my content is pointing to, and is any row near the bottom earning nothing.
Move or remove accordingly. Keep the changes small; a page that is completely different every week confuses returning visitors.
Frequently asked questions
**Should the most expensive offer be at the top?** Only during a launch or when your current content is about it. For a cold visitor a free row at the top usually turns more profile visits into contacts.
**How many rows is too many?** Beyond five, each extra row dilutes the taps on the rows that matter, so merge or remove instead of adding.
**Can I schedule a row to move automatically?** Rows are reordered in the app; what you can schedule is the Auto-DM that feeds a row, including auto-pause on a date, so the traffic to a seasonal row stops when the offer closes.
Start your 7-day free trial of Viralyze today, no card needed, and let tap counts decide the order of your bio page from this week.