Does Vareons support a Linktree app?

Last verified: 2026-09-19

The Linktree app in Vareons works from the app path in the dashboard for building multiple link pages with a profile, links manager, templates, live editor, and analytics for views, clicks, and conversion rate. Actions cover create page, copy link, view public page, publish and unpublish, duplicate, set as default, delete, and share, and the public page renders for visitors on its own route. See the Linktree documentation and create a Linktree page.

Steps to build a links page

  1. Create a new page from the app and set the profile visitors will see.
  2. Add your store, offers, and WhatsApp links from the links manager and order them by importance.
  3. Pick a suitable template and preview the page in the live editor before publishing.
  4. Publish the page, copy its public link, and share it across your social accounts.

Measurement and improvement

Views, clicks, and conversion analytics reveal the strongest links. See where to find Linktree, link shortening, and the QR maker app.

Distributing the page smartly

Place the page link at every audience touchpoint: account bios, email signatures, packaging cards, and the physical store screen when one exists. Order links so live offers appear first followed by permanent channels, and refresh the order with each new campaign instead of creating a fresh page every time.

  • Unify the public link across channels so visits accumulate on one page.
  • Rotate link order with seasons and live campaigns.
  • Delete expired links promptly to keep the page clean.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I create more than one links page?

Yes, the app supports building multiple link pages, with one set as default and any existing page duplicated as a starting point for a new one.

Where does the public page appear?

The public page renders for visitors on its own route after publishing, and its link can be copied and shared across social accounts and bios.

How do I know which links perform strongest?

From the app analytics follow views, clicks, and conversion rate per page, then order your links so the strongest ones always stay on top.

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