Comparison

Link in bio versus media kit — and why you probably need both.

A link page sends your audience somewhere. A media kit convinces a brand to pay you. ADLiked is built for the second job: stats, rates, results and a booking link on one page.

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Ava Noire
Beauty & fashion creator
4.5M
Followers
4.6%
Engagement
Traffic by country
United States52%
Canada27%
Mexico21%

What's on your card

01Different reader

Written for brands

A link page is for followers. This page is for the person deciding whether to brief you and at what budget.

02Numbers

Stats brands verify

Reach, engagement rate, saves, story clicks and audience geography from a window you state — not a follower count alone.

03Pricing

A real rate card

Per-deliverable pricing, bundles and usage rights, public or available on request.

04One URL

adliked.com/yourname

Your own clean link that always shows the current version, with a print-ready one-page PDF when a file is required.

What a link in bio cannot do

Buttons cannot answer the three questions that decide a paid collaboration: who do you reach, how does your content perform, and what does it cost. That is why creators using only a link page still end up emailing a PDF — and PDFs go stale the month after you send them. A media kit puts the answers on a page brands can open on a phone and forward to a colleague.

How creators use the two together

Keep your link page in your Instagram or TikTok bio for your audience, and use your ADLiked kit as the business link: in your bio's contact section, in outreach emails, in DM replies to brands, and in agency roster submissions. One is traffic routing, the other is a sales page for your work.

Your link in bio serves your followers. Your media kit serves the brands paying for access to them.

Share it all through one link: adliked.com/yourname. No attachments, no outdated PDF versions.

Frequently asked questions

+Do I need a media kit if I already have a link page?

If you accept or pitch paid collaborations, yes. Brands need performance data and pricing, which a link page is not designed to present.

+Is ADLiked free?

Yes, you can publish a media kit for free. Paid plans unlock clickable links on every card, extra sections and a second kit with its own URL.

+Can my media kit replace my link page?

It can — your kit carries your socials, contact details and a booking link — but many creators keep both and use the kit for brand enquiries.

+Can I use a custom link?

Your kit publishes to adliked.com/yourname, a clean URL you can put anywhere, including your bio's contact button.

Build it free, publish it today, update it forever.

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