Each platform hides your link in a different place, and each audience expects to be asked in a different way. The principle is the same everywhere: put your giftable page one tap from wherever people are feeling thankful, and mention it in one plain sentence.
The one sentence that works everywhere
"If this helped, you can send me a coffee — link in my bio." It is specific (a coffee), it is tied to a feeling (this helped), and it tells people exactly where to go. Change the noun and the reason to fit you, and use it at the end of your most useful posts, not every post.
- Bio link: put your gomy•bio page first. Instagram lets you add several links, but the first is the one most people tap.
- Bio text: end with a short call to action and a down arrow: "Send me a gift ↓".
- Stories: use the link sticker on the day you post something big, and save it to a Highlight called "Support".
- Reels captions: one line at the end, never the start.
- Broadcast channel: the place to thank recent gifters by first name.
TikTok
- Bio link: TikTok only shows a clickable website in your bio once your account qualifies, and the rules depend on your account type and follower count. Check the app's current requirements. Until then, use a memorable short link in your bio text and say it aloud in videos.
- Pinned videos: pin one that explains your page in fifteen seconds, ideally showing the reward people unlock.
- Comment replies: when someone asks "how can I support you?", reply with a video. Everyone else with the same question sees it.
- LIVE: mention your page at the start, the middle and the end, not on a loop.
YouTube
- Channel links: add your page as the first link on your channel header.
- Descriptions: the first two lines show before "more", so put your page there on your best videos.
- Pinned comment: a thank-you to recent gifters plus the link performs better than a bare link.
- End screens: say the sentence out loud. Spoken asks consistently beat on-screen text.
Twitch and live streams
- Panels: add a panel below your stream with your page link and the three gifts.
- Chat command: set a bot command such as
!giftthat posts your link. - On-stream thanks: read out gift notes when they arrive. Seeing someone thanked is what prompts the next person.
- QR on screen: a small QR code in a corner of your overlay lets viewers on a TV scan with their phone. Make it on the free QR generator.
Threads, X and Facebook
- Put your page in the profile link field, then mention it in replies when someone thanks you.
- Pin a short post: what the gifts are, what each unlocks, and the link.
Track which platform actually pays
Make a separate short link to your bio page for each platform, so your click stats show where visits come from. After a month, put more effort into the platform that sends people who give, not just the one with the most followers. Every plan shows clicks by country and device; paid plans add tracking pixels and keep a year of statistics instead of 30 days.
Frequently asked questions
Where should I put my gift link on Instagram?
First in your bio links, in a Stories link sticker on days you post something big, and saved to a Highlight. Mention it in one line at the end of your most useful Reels.
What if I cannot add a link to my TikTok bio yet?
Put a short, memorable address in your bio text, say it aloud in videos and pin a video that explains it. Your gomy•bio page address is short by design: gomy•bio/yourname.
How do I know which platform brings in gifts?
Use a different short link for each platform. Your dashboard then shows clicks by source, and your Revenue page shows which days gifts arrived.
Get your gomy•bio page and put it to work on every platform at once.