Instagram link page warnings? It's time to evolve your link strategy

For spicy creators, how a bio page presents their other accounts matters. Many creators have received notices from Instagram asking them to remove links to pages displaying multiple social accounts.

An AI agent link page lets visitors ask about your content and get the right social links through a conversation. Think of it as a helpful introduction to you and your personal doorman delivering fans exactly where they want to go without a wall of links.

On Fanmour, your agent can explain what you post, point fans toward your other platforms, and answer common questions in every language, all while never impersonating you or attempting to deceive your fans.

Want your page to open with a conversation and no visible links? Turn your AI agent on, then switch Include my top link in greeting off. Your links stay available when visitors want them.

A different first impression for your bio link

With the top-link greeting turned off, your Fanmour page opens around a conversation with your agent who can still share your links when visitors engage with it.

Now the site you're linking to from your socials just looks like a fun and harmless chat widget rather than a path to your other socials... while still getting your fans where they want to go.

Fans who don't care to chat with your agent can choose Just show the links or Show all links.

Why use a conversational link in bio?

Someone who just discovered you may need more than a row of platform logos. They want to know what you make, what’s different about each account, and where to start.

Your agent helps them decide:

The result is more visitors taking the next step. There were 35% more clicks on social links among creators who switched from traditional link pages to the AI agent experience.

How to set up your AI agent link page

1. Get your links ready

Open your Fanmour creator page and check that your social links lead to the right accounts. Setup is even easier than the other link-in-bio sites.

2. Turn on your agent

Choose Manage AI agent on your creator page, or open AI agent settings. Review the greeting, tweak anything else you want to, and turn the agent on.

Keep the greeting short and make the assistant’s role clear:

Hi, I’m Maya’s AI assistant. Want to know what she posts or where to follow her?

3. Turn off the opening link card

Under First impression, switch Include my top link in greeting off. Fanmour hides the opening link card and header icons, then updates your greeting to match.

4. Tell the agent what fans should know

Start with the details you usually explain in DMs:

• Your content: What you make and what’s different about each platform.
• What to push: The destination or offer you want to prioritize.
• Off limits: Topics you don’t want the agent discussing.
• Extra guidance: How you want it to help visitors.

Here’s a starting point to adapt to your accounts:

My Instagram has everyday updates. My YouTube has longer videos. Help new visitors choose based on what interests them. If someone asks for a specific account, share its link straight away. Keep answers brief and don’t invent offers or prices.

Choose a Tone that suits you and a Reply length that keeps the conversation moving. Accurate, specific background is more useful than a long sales script.

5. Test the page, then update your bio

Open the chat interface in the AI agent settings and try these questions:

• “What do you post?”
• “Where can I follow you on Instagram?”
• “Show me all your links.”

Check the replies, open the links, and make sure everything looks good. Then start using your Fanmour link that can be found on your page.

What your fans experience

A useful conversation can be this simple:

Fan: Where can I watch your longer videos?

Agent: Maya posts her longer videos on YouTube. Here’s her channel.

The agent shares the configured YouTube link.

The fan gets an answer and a destination in the same exchange. Use your greeting to invite a question, then let the agent help them move on.

Make it work for your audience

Once your page is live, focus on three things:

1. Keep an eye on your Chat History. See what people are saying to your agent to get a feel for who's landing on your page.
2. Watch for Knowledge Gaps. The agent recognizes when it can't answer a question. And if it comes up enough, it will put that question in Knowledge Gaps for you to provide the info it needs next time it comes up.
3. Keep your information current. Update your links and agent guidance when your accounts, content, or offers change.

Ready to try it? Open your AI agent settings and test your new first impression. New to Fanmour? Start with the AI Agent overview.

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