What actually sells on a link page
A link page is a place people arrive with a phone in one hand and about twenty seconds of attention. That shapes what sells there.
Small, finished things win
Presets, templates, short guides and sample packs convert several times better than a course on the same page, because the decision is small and the result is immediate.
The course still sells. It just sells on a landing page a visitor reaches after they already trust you, and the link page is where that trust starts.
Price where the decision stays easy
Between nine and twenty-nine is where most creator products sit before the buyer starts comparing rather than deciding. Above that, add a page that answers the comparison.
Bundle two small things rather than discounting one. A bundle raises the order value without teaching your audience to wait for a sale.
Ship one small product this month. You will learn more from twenty real orders than from another month of planning the big one.
Creator economy writer at CanvasPulse. Nadia covers audience growth, link strategy and the business of making things online.
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