The Best Tools for Showcasing Instagram Content On Your Website

We discuss the tools – or, elements that you’ll want to have in place in order to create a high-impact “link in bio” page that can take your social media marketing efforts to the next level.
The Best Tools for Showcasing Instagram Content On Your Website

So, you’ve already decided that you want to supercharge your Instagram bio link by creating a “link in bio” page for your website. Now, how do you actually do it?

First, we’ll need to talk about tools – or, the elements that you’ll want to have in place in order to create a high-impact “link in bio” page that can take your social media marketing efforts to the next level.

Let’s get to it!

The WordPress Block Editor (or any page builder) to create your page

A “link in bio” page is essentially a landing page on your website or blog where visitors will arrive when they click through your Instagram bio link – and the WordPress Block Editor is one of the best tools out there for doing this.

Alternatively, you can use a page builder like Elementor, which allows you to create, edit, and preview your Instagram feeds within the page builder itself.

👉 Check out our beginner’s guide to adding an Instagram feed to your Elementor website here.

In terms of design, it’s always a good idea to keep your brand consistent across platforms. So, designing your “link in bio” page with the same style – theme, imagery, fonts, and other visual elements – as your main website and other social accounts is important if you want to make sure your audience knows they are in the right place.

Elementor Link in Bio

Choose an easy and short URL/link for this new page and you’re off to a great start! For example, yourwebsite.com/instagram, where “yourwebsite.com” is a placeholder for your web address.

An Instagram profile to integrate with your page

It goes without saying that you’ll need an Instagram profile to make an Instagram “link in bio” page – but what kind of account should you be using?

Technically, Instagram offers three types of accounts: Personal, Business, and Creator. Both Business and Creator accounts are considered “professional” accounts, but for our purposes here, we will refer to both as “Business” accounts (as opposed to “Personal”).

This is because an Instagram Business account will give you significantly more control over how you display your Instagram content, from hashtag filtering to displaying IGTV posts and all kinds of customization options.

The good news is that it’s free! If you currently have a personal account, you can easily upgrade it to a business account for free as shown here.

Switch to Business Account

If you want to read more about the differences between personal and professional accounts, check out our documentation here.

Spotlight PRO to add links and customize the Instagram feed shown on your page

Last, but not least, using Spotlight PRO allows you to easily embed and customize your Instagram content on your “link in bio” page – and this is where the magic happens.

“When I came across Spotlight, I knew it was exactly what I was looking for! It’s driven traffic to my site consistently each week since I started using it, and I couldn’t ask for anything more.”

Scott Deluzio (Drive On Podcast)

With its own WordPress block and its own widget for Elementor, Spotlight PRO makes embedding your Instagram content anywhere on your website easy, so you can create a beautiful “link in bio” page that goes beyond other linking services that offer limited design and functionality.

Spotlight Elementor block

This means you won’t just have a couple of links on your landing page. You can have a beautifully laid out page that showcases all of your content at once – posts, products, podcasts, videos, you name it.

Plus, all of your traffic is driven organically from Instagram to your actual website, bypassing third-party services and boosting your website’s SEO.

🚀 Grow, track, and improve your Instagram feed using Spotlight Analytics – actionable insights to optimize your Instagram feeds’ performance. Learn more.

If you haven’t read our post about Instagram “link in bio” and why it’s important, you can check that out over here.

Ready to get started with your own “link in bio” page today? Purchase Spotlight PRO here and take your link in bio to the next level!

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Article by

Mandy Jones

Mandy has been working in the WordPress scene since 2015. Involved with both the technical and creative sides, she’s passionate about technology, creative digital business, and maker culture.

Article by

Mandy Jones

Mandy Jones

Mandy has been working in the WordPress scene since 2015. Involved with both the technical and creative sides, she’s passionate about technology, creative digital business, and maker culture.
Mandy Jones

Mandy Jones

Mandy has been working in the WordPress scene since 2015. Involved with both the technical and creative sides, she’s passionate about technology, creative digital business, and maker culture.
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