hasl.ink

Eight links, no order,
nobody scrolls.

Below is a page that grew link by link, which is how every page grows. Move rows, group them, hide the dead ones — the preview is exactly what a visitor would get.

or move rows yourself

Your links

8 links · 0 hidden

  • My website

    41 clicks

  • Summer sale 2024

    3 clicks

  • Book a session

    388 clicks

  • Latest episode

    96 clicks

  • Print shop

    214 clicks

  • Old podcast feed

    1 clicks

  • Spotify

    77 clicks

  • Rate card (PDF)

    132 clicks

hasl.ink/mara — live

Mara Vance

Photographer · Lisbon

My website
Summer sale 2024
Book a session
Latest episode
Print shop
Old podcast feed
Spotify
Rate card (PDF)

Position is most of the outcome.

Attention drops fast down a bio page. The first row takes the bulk of the clicks and row six is close to invisible — which means the order you happened to add links in is quietly deciding what your page is for.

Our own click data follows the shape below. Your per-link numbers are in the dashboard, so you can rank by what actually earns the slot instead of guessing.

Share of clicks by row position

Row 1100
Row 258
Row 334
Row 421
Row 513
Row 6+7

Indexed to row one. hasl.ink click events, pages with six or more links.

How to decide the order.

  1. 1

    Name the one thing the page is for

    Bookings, or sales, or subscribers — one. That link goes first, alone, above any group header.

  2. 2

    Group the rest by what a visitor came for

    Not by platform. “Work with me” and “Shop” are groups people scan for; “Social” is a group nobody is looking for.

  3. 3

    Hide anything from a finished campaign

    Toggle it off rather than delete it. The link keeps its click history and comes back in one click next season.

  4. 4

    Re-rank monthly from the click numbers

    Whatever sits at the bottom with single-digit clicks has lost its row. Move it up to test it, or hide it.

Unlimited links, unlimited groups, reordering and hiding are all on the free plan — organising your own page is not a feature we think anyone should pay for. Click history survives every move, so nothing you rearrange resets your numbers. What the paid plans add.

Questions.

How do link groups work on hasl.ink?+
You create a group, give it a label ('Now', 'Projects', 'Podcast', whatever), and drag links into it. The label renders as a section header on your public page, so visitors see a structured page instead of an undifferentiated column of buttons. Groups are reorderable too — drag a whole section above another and every link inside moves with it.
Is there a limit on how many links or groups I can have?+
No. Unlimited links and unlimited groups on every plan, including Free. The limit worth respecting is your visitor's patience — which is exactly why grouping exists. Twenty links in three labeled sections scans fine; twenty links in one flat list does not.
Can I hide a link without deleting it?+
Yes — every link has an active/inactive toggle. Toggle a link off and it disappears from your public page instantly, but keeps its URL, title, position, and its entire click history in analytics. When your workshop reopens or the sale comes back, flip it on and it returns exactly where it was. No rebuilding, no lost data.
What happens to click counts when I reorder or move links between groups?+
Nothing — that's the point. Click history is attached to the link itself, not its position. Drag a link from position eight to position one, or from one group to another, and analytics continue uninterrupted. You can then check the time-series chart to see whether the promotion actually changed its click rate.
How do I decide what to pin at the top?+
Pin the one thing you are actively pushing this week — a launch, a booking page, a new episode. hasl.ink's per-link analytics make this a data decision instead of a guess: sort your links by clicks, and if your top-positioned link isn't your top-clicked link, swap them. Most people find one link earns 40-60% of all clicks; that link belongs at position one, above any group.
Does organizing links cost extra?+
No. Groups, drag-and-drop reordering, the active/inactive toggle, and pinning are all on the Free plan, along with unlimited links and click tracking. Paid plans ($6/mo Pro, $15/mo Creator) add things like full analytics history, custom domains, and more AI chat — not basic page organization. Linktree, for comparison, starts gating layout and customization behind $5-24/mo tiers.

Put yours in order.

Add your links, drag them where they belong, see the page update as you go.

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