Stop Saying “Link In Bio”! Say This Instead…

It’s been a long time coming, but the phrase “link in bio” is dead. So what do we do instead? I want to show you an alternative - because the results I’m seeing are very promising.

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Table of Contents:
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0:00 - Intro
2:45 - The Dynamics Of Instagram Right Now
4:51 - Instagram’s One Weakness
5:53 - The Alternative: Direct Message Automation
9:50 - How To Set Up Manychat For Instagram
12:56 - How To Set Up Manychat For Facebook

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Show Notes:
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[timbmedina]

Great video! I'm no where close to needing a software like this, but I'll tuck it in the back of my mind! Thanks, Brady!

[stephenebrandt]

A big issue I see is when churches (and others) crosspost between Instagram and Facebook. When they say "link in bio" they are meaning the link tree in the Instagram bio, but the church's about section on Facebook may only have a link to the main website (or multiple links). If people actually get that far on Facebook, now they have to search your website for the content that you initially wanted them to see and can get frustrating for the end user.

[TheCreateOutdoors]

How much is it for the paid version? I love automation tools like this, especially when your social team is not that social media/tech inclined!

[ericmossman]

Thank you for your help with this aspect of ministry! Very helpful!