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Link in Bio for Educators: What to Include

19 October 2026

An educator's link in bio should include the course you are enrolling for right now with a checkout, a free resource (notes, a formula sheet, a reading list) that collects an email, a doubt-clearing session that can be booked, and one row for your latest teaching reel. Students want to know what to study, what it costs and how to ask a question, in that order. Educators on Viralyze create the course page, the free notes and the doubt-session booking once, and the bio page arranges them with tap counts.

What do educators sell from a bio link?

Educators sell structured learning: recorded courses, live batches, notes and personal attention. Students and parents compare on clarity, so the row text should state the exam, the format and the price.

A product set for a Class 12 physics teacher:

  • Free: Formula sheet for Electrostatics, PDF (email required)
  • Recorded course: Full Class 12 Physics, 80 lectures, ₹3,499
  • Live batch: Board Revision, starts 5 January, ₹1,999
  • Doubt session: 20 minutes on Google Meet, ₹199

The courses are sold through checkout pages at 0% platform fee; the doubt session sits on a booking page connected to Google Calendar, so you only get booked in hours you have left open.

Should the free resource be at the top of an educator's page?

Usually yes, because most profile visitors are students who have not decided to pay yet. The formula sheet gives them an immediate win and gives you an email. The course row sits second, directly under it, for the student who is ready.

Swap the order only during an enrolment window, when the live batch row with its start date should lead.

Three Auto-DM keywords for an educator

Teaching reels generate the same comments again and again: "notes?", "pdf?", "fees?". Keywords answer each of them in about a second so you do not spend evenings replying by hand.

1. "NOTES" on a reel solving a numerical, sending the formula sheet and collecting an email. 2. "FEES" on a reel introducing the recorded course, sending the course checkout. 3. "DOUBT" on a reel about a tricky concept, sending the doubt-session booking page.

Viralyze matches typos and Hinglish spellings, so "notes do" and "NOTES PLZ" both work. A long reply with the syllabus breakdown becomes a downloadable PDF automatically, with open tracking, which suits educators who want to send a detailed outline.

A sample DM for the recorded course

"Hi, thanks for commenting FEES. The full Class 12 Physics course has 80 recorded lectures, chapter-wise tests and a formula book. It is ₹3,499 for the full year, paid by UPI or card. Enrol here and the lectures open immediately: shre.pro/yourname. Reply if you want the chapter list first."

If the student replies asking for the chapter list, that message lands in the Inbox next to their original comment, and they become a contact you can export to CSV with the source tagged.

How do parents fit into the page?

Parents tap the bio link too, often from a shared reel, and they look for proof and a way to talk to you. Add one row for a short results reel or a parents' FAQ PDF, and keep the doubt-session booking as the easy first purchase.

The follow-gate is worth switching off for FEES and DOUBT keywords, since a parent may not follow you but still wants to pay. Keep it on for NOTES, where growing followers is the point.

Frequently asked questions

**Can I sell a live batch and a recorded course from the same bio page?** Yes. Each gets its own checkout page; the live batch row should carry the start date and the recorded course row the lecture count.

**How do students receive notes after buying?** A digital download delivers the file from the checkout page; a course delivers the lectures and materials from its own course page.

**Can I limit doubt sessions to evenings only?** Yes. Block your teaching hours in Google Calendar or set partial days off such as "before 6 PM", and the booking page only shows the slots that remain.

Start your 7-day free trial of Viralyze today, no card needed, and set up an educator bio page with notes, course checkout and doubt bookings in one link.

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