Should I put my newest single or my tour dates first?

Whichever one has a deadline. A release in its first two weeks or a tour with dates selling out should sit above evergreen links like your full streaming profile.

Can I link to more than one streaming service?

Yes. Five links on Free is enough for one aggregator link (or two or three individual platforms) plus tour dates and one social channel; PRO removes the branding if you want a fully custom look.

Should I link to my label or manager's page instead of my own?

If you are independent, keep the link pointing at your own page so you control what it shows. If you are signed, coordinate with your label so the two do not send fans to conflicting destinations.

What should change first after a release, the top link or the theme?

The top link first, always. A fan who clicks through in the first days after a release cares about hearing the song, not about whether your page has a matching color scheme yet. Update the theme when you have time, but the destination behind the first link should never lag behind what you just put out, since that gap is exactly where a curious click turns into a lost listener instead of a stream.

Fullink for musicians

One link that keeps up with your next release.

A Fullink page for musicians is a single link that always points to your newest release, your tour dates and every place fans can stream you. You update the page, not your Instagram bio, every time something changes.

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What usually goes wrong with one link

The bio link still points to your last single

You dropped a new track two weeks ago and the link in your Instagram bio still opens the previous release. Editing the bio itself takes a moment you do not have on release day, so it lags behind.

Streaming links are scattered across five apps

A fan hears you on TikTok and wants to save the song on Spotify, but your bio only has a YouTube link. Every platform you are not linked to is a fan you lose at the exact moment they were interested.

Tour dates go stale the moment a show sells out or gets added

A poster graphic from three months ago is still the top pinned post, and the actual current tour list lives in a spreadsheet nobody outside your team can see.

A starter layout

Five links, in an order that works for musicians.

1
Stream the new single
The current release stays first until the next one drops.
2
All streaming platforms
One link that lets a fan pick Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube Music.
3
Tour dates and tickets
Keep this current even between releases, it is often the highest-value click.
4
Merch
A Stripe-hosted payment link on PRO if you sell directly, or a link to your store.
5
Follow on Instagram or TikTok
One social channel, the one you actually post to.

Why musicians use Fullink

Swap the top link the day a release drops, without touching your Instagram bio at all.
Click analytics on PRO show whether people are clicking through to streaming or tickets, so you know what to move up.
A custom theme that matches your release artwork instead of a generic template.
Stripe-hosted payment links on PRO if you sell merch or preorders directly from the page.

Questions musicians ask

Should I put my newest single or my tour dates first?: Whichever one has a deadline. A release in its first two weeks or a tour with dates selling out should sit above evergreen links like your full streaming profile.
Can I link to more than one streaming service?: Yes. Five links on Free is enough for one aggregator link (or two or three individual platforms) plus tour dates and one social channel; PRO removes the branding if you want a fully custom look.
Should I link to my label or manager's page instead of my own?: If you are independent, keep the link pointing at your own page so you control what it shows. If you are signed, coordinate with your label so the two do not send fans to conflicting destinations.
What should change first after a release, the top link or the theme?: The top link first, always. A fan who clicks through in the first days after a release cares about hearing the song, not about whether your page has a matching color scheme yet. Update the theme when you have time, but the destination behind the first link should never lag behind what you just put out, since that gap is exactly where a curious click turns into a lost listener instead of a stream.

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Fullink Free covers 5 links at $0. PRO is $9 a month and adds Stripe-hosted payment links, supporter tools and no Fullink branding.

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