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Your Mini-Site

Your mini-site is your link-in-bio home page, built for you the day you sign up.

Your mini-site is the page fans land on when they tap your link in bio. It holds your banner, your name, your bio, a row of quick links to the places you already live online, and as many content sections as you want to add underneath.

You don't build it from a blank page. When you sign up, ForeverFan creates your mini-site for you and fills in what it can from your artist profile. From there it's yours to shape.

A finished mini-site as a fan sees it on a phone

Where to find it

Open Mini-Site from the sidebar. That opens the landing page for your mini-site, which is the home base for everything about it.

At the top you'll see your ForeverFan address with a few buttons next to it:

  • Copy grabs the URL so you can paste it into your Instagram bio, your TikTok, a caption, anywhere.

  • QR code gives you a scannable code. Handy for merch tables, flyers, a slide at a show, or the back of a business card.

  • Edit opens the editor, where all the real work happens.

The mini-site landing page with the URL chip, Copy, QR, and Edit buttons

Quick glance stats

Under your URL, the landing page shows a Quick Glance at how your mini-site is doing: Views, Clicks, and your click-through rate (CTR). Below that you'll find where fans clicked out to, and a fuller analytics section you can set to different time ranges. There's also a live preview so you can see your page exactly as fans see it while you check the numbers.

For the full picture, see Link and mini-site analytics.

The editor: four tabs

Hit Edit and the mini-site editor opens with four tabs across the top. Each one owns a different part of your page, and each has its own help page here:

  • Header is the top of your page: your banner image, your name, your quick links, and your bio. See Header, quick links, and bio.

  • Content is everything below the header: the sections and blocks that make up the body of your page. See Content blocks.

  • Theme is the look: colors, accent, font, and a couple of layout toggles. See Design and themes.

  • Advanced is the behind-the-scenes settings: your page title and description for search, plus tracking pixels. See SEO and advanced settings.

Your changes save as you go. When you're happy, share your URL and you're live.

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