A link in bio that captures leads, not just clicks
Real forms sit on the page, every card is tagged as it is created, and each enquiry lands in your pipeline knowing the channel that produced it.
- Form cards embed a real Trakt form inline
- Link cards UTM-tagged automatically, opt out per link
- Submissions arrive as attributed leads, not as direct
Meridian Ops
Workforce scheduling for multi-site operators. Book a demo or start a trial.
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Claim a slug and publish
Pick the handle, check it is free, add an avatar, a title and a line about who you are. Save, preview, publish when it is ready.
Real forms, on the page itself
A form card embeds a live Trakt form inline, so a visitor converts without leaving. That is the difference between a click and an enquiry.
Tagging happens for you
Every link card is UTM-tagged as it is created, so traffic from your bio arrives attributed instead of as direct. Opt any single link out.
Use cases
Illustrative examples, not customer pages. Six lead-gen businesses where the enquiry is the product. What changes between them is the theme and the cards; what does not change is that every demo request, tender invitation and quote arrives attributed.
Industry
Meridian Ops
trakt.site/meridianops
Before Trakt
Months of nurture ran across LinkedIn posts, a webinar series and a founder podcast, and every bio pointed at the same untagged demo URL. Booked demos landed in the CRM as Direct, so no nurture channel could be credited and the renewal-quarter budget review had nothing to show.
With Trakt
The bio demo card is tagged per channel, so a booked demo names the post, webinar or episode that earned it, and nurture spend is judged on demos and closed ARR.
Three things a tagged page gives you that a link list cannot
No more direct
Every visit keeps its source
Link cards are tagged as they are created, so bio traffic stops collapsing into one untraceable total in your reports.
One pipeline
Won deals trace back to the page
Enquiries land beside the rest of your leads, so a page can be credited the moment its deal is dragged to Won.
Revenue by source
Closed-won · last 90 days
Reportable
Revenue you can defend
Each card, campaign and channel has its own line, so the bio page shows up in the revenue report instead of the direct bucket.
From bio tap to revenue tracked
The card the visitor tapped travels with the submission, so the channel keeps its credit. Every link the builder writes is already tagged; nothing here is named by hand.
Meridian Ops
Workforce scheduling for multi-site operators. Book a demo or start a trial.
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Step 01
Tap from a bio
LinkedIn, a conference slide QR, a hoarding board outside a live site.
Step 02
The card tags itself
utm_content names the card, so two links on one page stay separable.
Step 03
Form on the page
Submitted inline, with the six locked attribution fields filled at submit.
Step 04
Lead, with a source
In the same pipeline as everything else, attributed to the card it came from.
Six presets, or take it apart yourself
Start from a preset, then override the brand colour, corner radius, mode and typeface. The phone preview updates as you edit.
Preset
Brand colour· from preset
Corner radius
Mode
Typeface
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A link page, or a lead page
The first four rows are a tie, and they should be. Nobody needs another page builder. The reason to move is everything under the line.
| Capability | Typical link-in-bio | Trakt Sites |
|---|---|---|
| Custom page with themes, colours and fonts | Yes | Yes |
| Link cards you can drag to reorder | Yes | Yes |
| A QR code for the page | Yes | Yes |
| Click analytics | Yes | Yes |
| Forms embedded on the page itself | No | Yes |
| A lead record instead of a click | No | Yes |
| Submissions land in a CRM pipeline | No | Yes |
| Every link UTM-tagged automatically | No | Yes |
| Revenue attributed back to the source | No | Yes |
Publish · Capture · Attribute
Pages that prove their own return.
Tagged links, embedded forms, and every visit landing in one pipeline you can report revenue against.