A link tree is a page that lists several links as stacked buttons. The name comes from Linktree, but people now use it for any page of this kind.
"Link tree" started as the name of one product, Linktree, which launched in 2016. Over time it became a generic term, the same way people say "google it". Today "make a link tree" means making any page with a list of links.
The classic layout is a photo, a name, a short bio, and a column of buttons. Newer tools add embedded videos, forms, and shops, but the list of links is still the core.
When you compare tools for this kind of page, look at page speed, whether the free plan shows ads or branding, custom domains, and whether you can export your data.
Example
A small bakery's link tree has four buttons: today's menu, online orders, opening hours, and directions on Google Maps.
In pageo
pageo builds this kind of page and adds sections for your work, Instagram, YouTube, a contact form, and a map. You can import an existing Linktree page in a few seconds.
Links and pages
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