Selling
Your page
A page of the plans you recommend, in your words, at one link.
What it is
A public page at usekili.com/s/your-name: the plans you recommend, a paragraph about you, and your socials. One link to put in a bio, and every sale through it is attributed to you without the buyer having to remember a code.
You are not setting prices. Kili's price is the price, and you earn commission on what sells — which is also why your page can say what you actually think of a plan without it reading as a sales pitch.
Setting it up
- Open My page from the sidebar. There are four tabs, and they are four questions.
- About you: your colour, your initials, and a short paragraph. People buy a plan from a person, so this is the part that is you rather than the catalogue.
- Plans you recommend: pick a few and say why. A note under a plan is worth more than ten plans with nothing said about any of them.
- Your socials: the accounts you want people to find. A handle is fine — you do not need to paste a full link.
- Your link: your handle, and the address it makes. Copy it, then publish from the switch at the top.
Note
A page that is still a draft is the most common reason a link in a bio does not work. The preview beside the editor is the real page, so what you see is what a follower gets.
Getting it seen
- The bio link, which is what this is for.
- A story before a trip, where people are already thinking about data.
- A pinned comment under a video about the place.
- Your tracked links, if you want to know which of those worked — see Your code and your links.