Tips, product updates, and stories from the Linkaty team.
You don't need a budget to look professional online. Here's a practical roundup of free tools worth setting up before you spend on anything else.
Instagram, TikTok, a newsletter, a printed flyer, each only gives you one link slot. Here's why consolidating them actually matters.
Marketing agencies across Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia manage social pages for several small-business clients at once. Here's how one account can run all of them.
In markets with a strong design culture, how your page looks is part of the product. Here's how to make it feel genuinely yours.
Both languages are genuinely used across Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia. Here's an honest look at which to pick as your page's primary language.
A printed ID card with a QR code can do more than confirm identity — here's how to turn it into a real contact and networking tool.
A shortened link isn't just tidier — the real value is knowing exactly who clicked, from where, and on what device. Here's what that data actually tells you.
Scam concerns are real for buyers dealing with a small, unfamiliar account. Here's how a page's design and features actually build genuine trust.
Print marketing isn't dead in Europe, flyers, posters, direct mail, and packaging are all still active channels. Here's how to make them trackable.
You don't need a budget to have a professional online presence. Here's a practical starting toolkit before you spend on anything else.
A QR code seems simple, but the difference between a static and dynamic one can save you from reprinting everything later. Here's what to know before you generate one.
A growing food-delivery culture in Casablanca, Rabat, and Tunis means a restaurant's own ordering page matters more than ever.
For small businesses in Tripoli, Benghazi, and beyond, a simple, reliable online presence matters more than a complicated one.
A QR code on your packaging can do more than link to your Instagram. Here's how European small brands are actually using this space.
Amman's Instagram-driven seller community has its own version of the same needs as the Gulf market — here's what matters most.
Upgrading too early wastes money. Upgrading too late costs you sales. Here are the actual signals that mean it's time, not just a feeling that it might be.
A ready-made template removes the blank-page problem, and every word on it is yours to write in whatever language your customers read.
Beyond the domestic market, English opens the door to diaspora and international buyers. Here's how to use it without losing your local audience.
Smaller markets, same fundamentals: here's what sellers in Kuwait City, Doha, Manama, and Muscat need from a bio-link page.
A real estate agent's listings, contact info, and WhatsApp all live in different places. Here's how one page brings them together for every lead.