Linktree, the popular link-in-bio startup, is continuing to build more tools to help creators make money on its platform. The company announced today that it’s introducing three new monetization ...

Linktree is a landing page service that creates a list of links for all your various social media profiles and websites. Linktree is free, though there are premium subscription tiers which offer ...

Popular “link in bio” service Linktree is now available as a mobile app. The newly-launched app, which is available on Android and iOS, allows users to create and customize their Linktrees, add and ...

Celebrities like Shakira and Brie Larson are among the most prolific of Linktree's seven-plus million users worldwide. It turns out there are more ways to support social justice causes through ...

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This story was originally published on Passionfruit. Linktree announced it is launching a number of new features to help content creators diversify their income streams and deliver more engagement for ...

Linktree is a popular way for creators to direct fans to their content around the web. The new Payment Lock feature adds a new way to monetize. Linktree is a popular way for creators to direct fans to ...

Thirteen months ago, Linktree, the link-in-bio company that allows creators to collect links to different platforms in a single, easily digestible page, announced its latest funding round. The $110 ...

Target is tapping into the $250 billion creator economy through a new partnership with Linktree, a tool that allows influencers and independent creators to seamlessly connect their social content to ...

Linktree, the popular “link in bio” service with more than 16 million users, is partnering with PayPal to expand its recently launched “Commerce Links” tools for direct payment on Linktree globally.

“Link in bio.” If you, like me, are constantly doomscrolling online, you’ve probably come across the phrase before. Between the endless conveyer belt of new social media platforms and the fact that ...