Links

Small landing pages you can share anywhere, each with its own URL.

A link is a small landing page with its own URL. You build it inside ForeverFan, then share the URL anywhere you want: your Instagram bio, a story, a text to your fans, a QR code on a poster. When someone opens it, they land on the page you designed.

You can make five kinds of link, each for a different job:

• Streaming link: send fans to a new release on whichever streaming service they use.

• Forever presave link: let fans save a release before it drops, and every release after it.

• Funnel link: collect a fan's details, then unlock something for them.

• Poll link: ask your fans a question and let them vote.

• Tour link: show your dates and collect RSVPs.

A link goes live the moment you create it. There is no draft mode or publish button. If you are still working on it, just do not share the URL yet.

The All Links list

Everything you have built lives on the All Links page. Each link shows up as a row with a thumbnail, its name, and its type.

You can sort the list by Recently Edited (the default) or Most Viewed. It shows 8 links per page.

Every row gives you three quick numbers:

• Views: how many times the page was opened.

• Clicks: how many times a fan clicked through from it.

• CTR: the click-through rate, which is clicks divided by views.

Creating a link

Hit Create New Link and pick a type. Then give the page a name, which sets its URL. That is it, the link is live and ready to share.

Row actions

Each link row has a set of actions:

• Analytics: open the link's detail page to see how it is doing.

• Copy URL: grab the link's address to paste anywhere.

• Edit: go back into the editor and change the page.

• Duplicate: make a copy to start a new link from an existing one.

• Delete: remove the link. You will be asked to confirm first. Your stats for the link are kept.

The URL chip and QR code

Open any link and you will see its URL at the top in a chip. From there you can copy the address or pull up a QR code for it. The QR code is handy for anything printed: posters, merch, a slide at your show. Someone points their phone at it and lands on your page.

Editing your URL ending

The end of a link's URL is yours to change. Open the link, click the pencil next to the URL, and type a new ending. You can use lowercase letters, numbers, and dashes, up to 30 characters.

Changing the ending takes effect right away, and it breaks every copy of the old URL you already shared. Any poster, post, or QR code pointing at the old address will stop working. Your stats are kept, but do not change the ending on a link you have already sent out unless you are ready to replace it everywhere.

To see what all of these numbers mean and how to read a link's full report, head to Link analytics.