AR
Aditi Rao
Product Designer · Studio North
- aditi@studionorth.in
- +91 98200 11234
- growwid.com/aditi
- Bengaluru
Scan to save
growwid.com/aditi
Freelancers & creators
One link that is not a link-in-bio.
A list of links sends people somewhere else. A card puts you in their phone.
The problem, specifically
Sound familiar?
Your link-in-bio gets clicks, and none of them become a conversation.
People screenshot your handle instead of saving your number.
You cannot tell which post, story or talk actually sent someone your way.
What we would actually set up
The exact configuration, if this were us.
The difference from a link tree is the save-to-phone step. Build for that.
- Design
- Creative
- Links
- InstagramYouTubeCalendlyPayPal
- QR design
- Modern
- Brochure
- Your rate card or a one-page portfolio
- Put the brochure to work: a rate card attached to the card answers the first question every enquiry starts with.
- A tagline is worth the Pro plan on its own here — it is the line that says what you do before they scroll.
- Check the QR-versus-link split in analytics. It tells you whether your in-person or online presence is doing the work.
Why it helps
What you get out of it.
It saves as a contact, not a bookmark
A link tree lives in a browser tab someone closes. A scanned card ends up in the phone book, under your name.
You see which channel worked
Views over time, QR scans separated from link visits, and the countries they came from. Enough to tell a good week from a lucky one.
Enquiries arrive as contacts
People who tap "save my contact" land in your dashboard, and you can export the lot as a CSV whenever you want it elsewhere.
Where to put the code
Places it actually earns its keep.
- As the link in your Instagram or YouTube bio
- On the last slide of every talk or workshop
- In your email signature image
- On invoices, so clients always have your current details
Which plan
We would put you on Pro.
Pro
Colour, font and a tagline are what make the card look like your work rather than a template. Pro also lifts the one-card limit, which matters if you run more than one service line.
GrowwID is built for customers in India.