Numoo link in bio: bookings and your business links

A booking link should leave room for the rest of your business

A customer looking at your Instagram profile may want an appointment, but they may also want to see your work, browse products or check your other location. A single booking address is more useful when it gives them access to those things too. Numoo now places your optional business links below your introduction on the customer booking page.

The page still leads into choosing a service and an available time. The new links give visitors other useful destinations without replacing that booking flow. They open in a new tab, so customers can return to the booking page. This guide is for salon owners, trainers, clinics and other appointment businesses that want a practical booking link in bio in Libya.

What you can add to your Numoo page

Use the dedicated fields for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Snapchat, plus the website field. You can also add up to three custom links. Give each one a short name that tells people what they will find. A public product catalogue, a service menu or the booking page for your second location are useful examples.

Custom links support Arabic and English labels. Add both if you serve customers in both languages; at least one label is required. Each label can be up to 50 characters. You do not need to fill every slot. An accurate, useful destination matters more than a row of icons for accounts you no longer use.

Set it up in the business dashboard

Sign in with an owner account or a manager account that can manage business settings. Open Settings and find “Find you beyond the booking”. This is the same section called “روابط نشاطك” in Arabic. Keep your existing booking address: adding links does not require creating a new business or changing the URL customers already know.

1. Paste the full public HTTPS address into each relevant social or website field. Use the matching platform: an Instagram profile goes in Instagram.
2. For another destination, use one of the three custom links. Enter its URL and a clear Arabic label, English label or both.
3. Choose “Save links”. This section has its own save button.
4. Open “View your booking page”. Check the links below the business introduction, switch languages and test the destinations on your phone.

• Follow the illustrated links setup guide

Moving from Linktree without leaving useful links behind

First, make a list of the destinations on your current Linktree page. Copy the actual destination URLs, such as your Instagram profile or public shop page, into the matching Numoo fields. Moving the destinations manually lets you check which links are still relevant before you change the address in your bio.

If you have more than three custom destinations, you can keep your Linktree page and add it as one of your Numoo custom links, with a label such as “More useful links”. That leaves a route to the rest of your content. You can also keep Linktree as your main bio page and add Numoo there as the booking destination. Choose the route that fits what your customers come to do.

Linktree is a broader link-in-bio product with its own audience and link analytics tools. This Numoo feature is not a promise to reproduce all of those tools. If your business depends on them, keep them in place. For a business mainly sharing the supported social accounts, a website and a few useful links, the Numoo page may cover the everyday need alongside booking.

• Linktree: its link-in-bio product and features

Put the right Numoo address in your bio

Copy the public booking link from your business dashboard. It will use your own business address on numoo.ly. Avoid copying the dashboard URL or a private link used to manage an individual appointment. Add the public address to the website or links area of your social profile, and give it a label such as “Book & explore” where the platform supports a label.

Try this short English bio line: “Book your appointment. Find our services and social pages below.” Adapt it to your business rather than leaving a generic placeholder. Open the profile as a visitor after saving it and follow the whole route: bio, Numoo page, business link, then back to the booking choices.

• Share your public booking address
• Use booking links in Instagram and WhatsApp conversations

Keep the page useful after launch

If a destination changes, update its URL in Settings and save the links again. To remove a link, clear its URL and save. Check the page whenever you rename a social account, move your shop or open a new location. Keep the service names, prices and availability accurate too: the links introduce the business, but the booking page still needs to explain what someone is reserving.

Start by checking whether customers can find what they need and whether your team receives fewer repeated requests for the same links. Use booking records to review actual reservations. The profile-links feature does not include per-link click analytics, and a reservation is not proof of attendance or collected revenue. Keep those distinctions clear when reviewing results.

Your next step is small: copy your important destinations into Numoo, save, and test the public page. Once the links work, put your existing Numoo address in your bio. Keep your old link page available until you are comfortable that the new route covers your business needs.

• Understand Numoo booking records and reports