Link in Bio for Nigerian Creators
Instagram and TikTok give you one link. Here's how to make it a page that sells, with your products, bookings, tickets and rate card in one place and payment built in.
Koseisa Team · 28 Oct 2026 · 3 min read

Instagram, TikTok and X give you one link in your bio. For most creators, that link is the only door between "I like this person's content" and "I just paid this person". Yet many bios still say "DM to order" or send people to a page of plain links that ends at a WhatsApp chat.
Every extra step loses buyers. This guide shows how to make your one link do the selling for you.
What a good link-in-bio page does
A link-in-bio page that earns money should:
- Show who you are in seconds: photo, a one-line bio, your socials
- Show what you sell, with prices, so people don't have to ask
- Let people pay on the spot, by card or bank transfer, without leaving the page
- Deliver automatically: the download, the booking confirmation, the ticket
- Work on a phone, because that's where your followers are
A list of links can't do the last three. That's why "DM to order" creators end up confirming transfers and sending files at midnight.
What you can put on one Koseisa page
Your Koseisa profile lives at koseisa.com/@yourname, and everything you sell sits on it:
- Digital products: ebooks, templates, presets, design files and more, downloaded straight after payment
- Courses: video lessons with notes, quizzes and a certificate
- 1:1 calls: people pick a time from your weekly hours and pay up front
- Event tickets: emailed as a PDF with a QR code you scan at the door
- Your rate card: brands see your packages and send you a brief directly
You can also show your best TikTok, Instagram or YouTube videos on your profile, so visitors see your work before they buy. Buyers of downloads and courses can check out without creating an account.
How to set up a page that sells
- Pick a username you'll keep. It becomes koseisa.com/@you. Use the same name as your socials so people find you.
- Use a clear, friendly photo. Your face builds more trust than a logo.
- Write a one-line bio that says who you help. "I help Nigerian students write CVs that get interviews" beats "Creator | Dreamer | God first".
- List one thing first. Start with your best-selling idea. You can add more later.
- Put the link everywhere: Instagram bio, TikTok bio, X, YouTube description, WhatsApp business profile, flyers and email signature.
Make people click
A link only works if people know what's behind it.
- Say it in your content. "The template is in my bio" at the end of a video works.
- Pin a "start here" post explaining what's on your page.
- Share each product separately too. Every listing has its own link for posts about that one thing.
- Use WhatsApp status to remind your contacts what's new on your page.
Free to start
Your Koseisa page is free. On the Free plan you can have up to 3 live listings and 2 rate card packages. There's no listing fee; Koseisa takes a share only when you make a sale: 9% on digital products, consultations, events and brand deals, and 45% on courses. Upgrade only when you need more listings. See plans and fees.
Ready?
Create your page, add your first product and put the link in your bio today.
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