What a LinkHub Page Is
A LinkHub page is a simple landing page designed to display a small set of important links in one place. It works in a similar way to the “link in bio” pages used on social platforms, where a single URL leads visitors to a curated list of destinations.
In this system, each LinkHub page belongs to a content container and can include a title, optional description, optional logo image, an optional video, and up to four links. Each link can include its own title, description, and image.
Visitors access these pages through a public URL structure like:
/links/your-page-slug/
There is also an index page that lists all available LinkHub pages so visitors can quickly browse them.
The goal of a LinkHub page is to give you a clean, focused page where you can direct people to your most important content, products, resources, or external platforms.
How LinkHub Pages Work
Each LinkHub page is stored as a LinkHub block in the content system.
A LinkHub block contains:
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Page title
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Slug (used in the URL)
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Description text
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Optional logo image
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Optional video
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Highlighted “primary” link
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Up to four individual links
Each individual link contains:
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Link title
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Destination URL
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Optional description
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Optional image
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Display order
When the page loads, the system retrieves the LinkHub block and its associated links and displays them as a clean list of cards. The link marked as the primary link can be highlighted visually so it stands out from the others.
Because the number of links is intentionally limited, the page stays focused and easy to scan.
Creating a LinkHub Page
To create a new LinkHub page, go to the Content section in the Django admin area and locate the LinkHub Blocks section.
Create a new LinkHub block and fill in the main page information.
The title is the main heading shown on the page.
The slug determines the public URL. If you leave it blank, the system will generate one automatically based on the title.
The description is optional and appears under the title to provide context for the page.
You can optionally upload a logo image. If a logo is added, it will appear above the page title. If no image is uploaded, the logo area will not display.
You can also optionally include a YouTube video. If a video URL is provided, a thumbnail will appear on the page and visitors can play the video directly from the LinkHub page.
Once the main page details are complete, save the page so the public URL becomes available.
Adding Links to the Page
After saving the LinkHub block, you can add links using the LinkHub Items section.
Each link requires a title and a destination URL.
You can also add a short description to give visitors more context about where the link leads. This is useful when linking to guides, tools, or downloadable resources.
An optional image can be uploaded for each link. This image appears beside the link title and helps visually distinguish different links.
Links are displayed in the order specified in the admin panel. You can rearrange them by adjusting the order value.
A LinkHub page can contain a maximum of four links. This keeps the page focused and prevents it from becoming cluttered.
Highlighting a Primary Link
The LinkHub block includes a setting called Primary Link.
This setting allows you to choose which link should be visually highlighted. For example, if you want to promote a specific product or resource, you can make that link the primary one.
The number entered corresponds to the position of the link in the list:
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1 = first link
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2 = second link
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3 = third link
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4 = fourth link
The highlighted link will appear with a different background so it stands out from the others.
Using Video on a LinkHub Page
You can include a YouTube video at the top of the page.
When a YouTube URL is added, the page will automatically generate a thumbnail preview. When a visitor clicks the thumbnail, the video loads and begins playing directly on the page.
This is useful if you want to include a short introduction video, explain what the links are for, or promote a product or course before visitors choose where to go next.
Viewing Your LinkHub Page
Once a LinkHub block is saved and published, the system generates a public URL.
The format of the URL is:
/links/your-slug/
You can share this link anywhere, including:
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social media profiles
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email signatures
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newsletters
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blog posts
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QR codes
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video descriptions
If you create multiple LinkHub pages, the index page at /links/ will list all of them so visitors can easily access each one.
What Kind of Links You Can Include
LinkHub pages are flexible and can be used in many ways. Some common examples include:
Product links
Link directly to products in your shop.
Course or training links
Send visitors to course landing pages or enrollment pages.
Blog articles
Highlight your most important or popular articles.
Lead magnets
Promote downloadable resources such as guides or checklists.
Membership pages
Link to a signup page for a membership or community.
Social media profiles
Provide quick access to your main social platforms.
Affiliate links
Direct visitors to partner products or recommended tools.
Because the page is simple and focused, it works best when the links are carefully chosen rather than trying to include everything.
Best Practices for LinkHub Pages
Keep the page focused on a clear purpose. Visitors should understand quickly what the page is for and what action they should take.
Use short, descriptive link titles so visitors know exactly what they will get when they click.
Use images for links when possible. Images help draw attention and improve visual scanning.
Highlight one primary link if there is a specific action you want visitors to take.
Avoid filling the page with unrelated links. A small number of well-chosen links usually performs better than a long list.
When to Use a LinkHub Page
LinkHub pages are especially useful when you want to send people to multiple destinations from a single link.
They are commonly used for:
Social media profile links
Marketing campaigns
Product launch pages
Creator or influencer link pages
Resource hubs
Mini landing pages for promotions
Instead of sending visitors to a full website navigation menu, a LinkHub page provides a clean, focused set of options that helps visitors reach the right destination quickly.