Why Your Small Business Needs A Custom Quick Links Page
- Evermine Media
- Jun 19
- 5 min read
If you are still sending people from Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok to a third-party link page, this is your sign to bring that traffic back to your own website.
I get why tools like Linktree became popular. They are quick. They are easy. They let you put multiple links in one place.
But for small business owners, especially service providers, there is a better option:
A custom quick links page directly on your website.
It does the same job, but better.
Instead of sending warm leads to a separate platform, you are keeping them inside your own online home. They can click around, explore your offers, read your blog, view your work and actually get a feel for your business.
That matters more than people realize. (Hence why I include a custom quick links page on every website I build for clients!)
Here’s why your small business website should have a custom quick links page.
What actually is a custom quick links page?
A quick links page is a simple page on your website that holds all of the important links you want to share.
It is usually the page you link in your Instagram bio, TikTok bio, Pinterest profile or anywhere else you need one simple URL.
But instead of using a third-party tool, you create the page on your own website.
For example, your quick links page might include:
Work with me
View my services
Read the latest blog post
Download a freebie
Shop a digital product
Join my email list
View my portfolio
Contact me
It can be simple, but it should feel branded, intentional and easy to use.
1. You keep people on your own website
This is the biggest reason to make the switch.
If someone clicks the link in your bio, they are already interested enough to leave the app and learn more.
That is valuable traffic.
So why send them somewhere that is not your website?
When your quick links page lives on your own site, people are one click away from your services, about page, portfolio, blog and contact form.
They can start with one link and naturally keep exploring.
That gives them more chances to understand what you do and more chances to inquire.
2. It looks more professional
A custom quick links page instantly feels more polished than a generic third-party link page.
It uses your branding. Your fonts. Your colors. Your photos. Your tone.
Instead of feeling like a temporary link holder, it feels like part of your actual brand experience.
For small business owners, this matters.
Your website is often one of the first places people go when they are deciding whether or not they trust you. Every little touchpoint either builds that trust or creates a tiny disconnect.
A branded quick links page keeps the experience consistent.
3. It gives people a better first impression
Think about what someone sees when they click the link in your bio.
Is it a list of random buttons?
Or is it a simple, branded page that immediately makes them think, “Oh, this business is legit”?
Your quick links page does not need to be complicated. But it should make the next step feel easy.
A strong quick links page can help people quickly find what they need, whether they want to read more, inquire, shop, book or browse.
That makes your business feel more organized and easier to work with.
4. It can support your SEO
A custom quick links page is not magically going to make you rank on Google overnight.
But it can support your website in a few helpful ways.
It creates another page on your website. It connects to important pages through internal links. It gives visitors more ways to move through your site. And it keeps traffic on your domain instead of sending it somewhere else.
The longer people stay on your website and the easier it is for them to navigate, the better the overall experience.
And a good website experience matters.
5. You have more control
With a third-party link tool, you are working within their platform, their layout and their limitations.
With a custom quick links page, you own the experience.
You can add sections. Change the layout. Include photos. Add a short intro. Feature a seasonal offer. Highlight your newest blog post. Promote your freebie. Add a contact form. Make it feel like you.
You are not limited to a basic list of buttons.
You can design the page to support your goals.
6. It makes your website work harder
Your quick links page can become a small but powerful part of your website strategy.
Instead of just holding links, it can guide people toward what matters most.
For example, if you are trying to book more brand design clients, your top button can lead to your brand design page.
If you are trying to grow your email list, your freebie can be featured higher up.
If you just launched a blog post, you can direct traffic there.
If you want more inquiries, you can make your contact button impossible to miss.
It gives you control over where attention goes.
7. It is easier to update than you think
If your website is built well, your quick links page should be simple to manage.
You can swap links, update buttons and feature new content without rebuilding the whole thing.
That is one of the reasons I love including custom quick links pages in Wix website projects. They are practical, easy to update and so useful for small business owners who are marketing their business across different platforms.
What should you include on your quick links page?
You do not need to include every single page of your website.
Actually, you should not.
Too many options can overwhelm people.
Start with the most important actions you want people to take.
A simple quick links page might include:
Your main service or offer
Your contact page
Your newest or most helpful blog post
Your free resource
Your portfolio or recent work
Your email list signup
A seasonal promotion or current opening
The goal is not to give people endless options. The goal is to help them find the right next step quickly.
Should you still use Linktree?
There is nothing wrong with using a third-party link tool if you are just getting started and need something simple.
But if you already have a website, especially a Wix website, it makes so much more sense to create a quick links page directly on your own site.
It is more professional, more strategic and better for your overall website traffic.
Your website should be the center of your online presence. Your social media, Pinterest, email and content should all lead people back there.
Final thoughts
A custom quick links page may seem like a small detail, but it can make a big difference.
It keeps people on your website. It creates a more polished brand experience. It helps visitors find the right next step. And it makes your website work harder for your business.
Because your website should not just sit there looking pretty.
It should support your marketing, build trust and help turn curious visitors into actual inquiries.
If your current link-in-bio setup feels disconnected from your brand, it might be time to bring everything back home to your website.
Want a custom Wix website with a strategic quick links page built right in? Evermine Media designs professional, easy-to-manage websites for small business owners who want their online presence to feel more aligned and work harder for their business.





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