What happens in this episode
Marcus has five links in his bio and not one of them books a job. DIAL replaces the whole stack with a single link that takes a time and a deposit.
- A customer taps the link in Marcus’s bio and lands on a wall of buttons.
- Each button leads somewhere else: a gallery, a price list, a DM, a dead form.
- The customer bounces between pages, never finds a way to pick a time, and closes the app.
- DIAL counts the taps it took to not book a job.
- One link replaces the stack: car size, date, time, done in under a minute.
Prefer them back to back? Watch Season 1, Part 1 — episodes 1 to 5 in one go.
DIAL’s tip
A link tree is a menu. A booking page is a checkout. You want the checkout, and you only want one link pointing at it.
Copy and paste this:
Here is my booking page, pick your car size and a time and it takes about forty seconds: [yoursite.com]
Scene notes
- A customer taps the link in Marcus’s bio and lands on a wall of buttons.
- Each button leads somewhere else: a gallery, a price list, a DM, a dead form.
- The customer bounces between pages, never finds a way to pick a time, and closes the app.
- DIAL counts the taps it took to not book a job.
- One link replaces the stack: car size, date, time, done in under a minute.
Go deeper: Mobile detailing website vs link in bio