Can I list multiple class levels on the page?

Yes, add a link block for each level, such as beginner and intermediate, or use the schedule link to point to a page that lists them all clearly.

How do I handle drop-in versus recurring students differently?

Use one booking link for drop-in sessions and a separate link for recurring enrollment, so each type of student sees only the option that applies to them.

Fullink for dancers

One link for classes, bookings and your best routines.

A Fullink page for dancers is a single link that sends followers to your class schedule, a booking link for private lessons or choreography work, and your best routines, so a reel that gets attention actually leads somewhere. A follower who liked a routine enough to consider taking a class rarely goes looking for a booking link on their own, so the page has to make that step obvious.

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What usually goes wrong with one link

A dance reel gets views but no path to booking a class

A routine can travel far past your usual followers, but if the only link in your bio is a generic studio page, none of that attention turns into an actual class signup, and the interest fades within a day or two.

Studio schedules change more often than a bio can keep up with

If your class times move, everywhere you have written them out by hand has to be updated separately, and a bio caption is the easiest one to forget, leading to students showing up at the wrong time.

Choreography requests and class questions land in the same inbox

Someone booking a weekly class and someone requesting paid choreography work are different conversations that both start as a DM if there is no clearer path, and it is easy to lose track of which is which.

A starter layout

Five links, in an order that works for dancers.

1
Book a class or session
Your booking link, first, since that is the action most visitors want to take.
2
Class schedule
Days and times, kept current, so it does not need to be repeated in every caption.
3
Choreography inquiries
A separate form for paid choreography or event work, apart from class bookings.
4
Latest routine
Your newest reel or performance video, for anyone still deciding.
5
Follow for more
Your main content channel, kept last since most visitors arrived from it already.

Why dancers use Fullink

PRO's Stripe-hosted payment link works for booking a private lesson or a deposit on choreography work, without a back-and-forth over payment before the work even starts.
Update your class schedule the instant it changes, without reposting it everywhere you have mentioned it before, which is easy to miss a spot on when done by hand.
Click analytics show whether people book directly or check your latest routine first, telling you whether the reel is actually doing its job of convincing someone to book.
Five free links cover booking, schedule, choreography inquiries, latest routine and your content channel before paying for a page still building an audience.

Questions dancers ask

Can I list multiple class levels on the page?: Yes, add a link block for each level, such as beginner and intermediate, or use the schedule link to point to a page that lists them all clearly.
How do I handle drop-in versus recurring students differently?: Use one booking link for drop-in sessions and a separate link for recurring enrollment, so each type of student sees only the option that applies to them.

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