How posts work
Posts on LandingBio are not meant to be a busy timeline. They are signals that help people understand your work, interests, direction, or invitations.
Think of posts as signals
A post helps visitors quickly understand something meaningful about you or your work.
Share a project
Show something you are building, making, writing, or exploring.
Point people somewhere
Link to a website, article, portfolio, store, or resource.
Explain your direction
Help people understand what you are focused on now.
Invite connection
Start conversations, collaborations, or opportunities.
How posts help people find you
Posts are searchable by the words they contain.
Using clear language helps people discover your page through keyword search and better understand what you do.
Your first post
Your first post is reviewed before it becomes public. This helps keep profiles real and useful for everyone.
Posts are public and can be viewed without logging in.
Adding links and images
Posts can include text, images, videos, and links.
- Adding an image can make your post easier to recognize quickly.
- The first website link often generates the preview image automatically.
- If you upload your own image, it replaces the website preview.
You can edit your posts anytime as your work changes or becomes clearer.
How posts work
Your posts here are not a social media timeline. They are signals that help people understand what you’re working on. You may not need many posts. One thoughtful post is often enough, and you can revise or update it over time as your work evolves.
What a post can do
A post helps visitors quickly understand something meaningful about your page.
- point to something you’d like them to see first
- share a project you’re working on
- show an image of your work
- explain something you’re exploring
- link to a website, article, or resource
- invite collaborators or conversation
How posts help people find you
A post can include images, links, video, or short or long text, whatever best helps someone understand your direction.
The words you use in your posts help people find your page through keyword search. For example, someone looking for a documentary photographer can discover your work if you describe it clearly.
Profiles are searchable by name. Posts are searchable by the words they contain.
Before your first post appears
Your first post is reviewed before it becomes visible. This helps keep profiles real and useful for everyone.
Posts are public and can be viewed without logging in.
Adding links and images
You can include multiple links in a post. Usually the first website link creates the preview image for the post automatically.
If you attach your own image, it replaces the preview image. Adding an image can make your post easier to recognize at a glance.
Many people create one post that helps visitors understand what to look at first. You can revise your posts anytime as your work changes.