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Your digital business card already has icons that send visitors to your LinkedIn and Instagram profiles. Most people stop there and miss the other direction: putting your card link on those same profiles, so someone who finds you on LinkedIn or Instagram first can reach your full contact details, links and Save Contact button without ever meeting you in person. Here's exactly where that link goes on each platform.
LinkedIn: the "Contact info" and Featured section
Open your LinkedIn profile and select Add profile section → Contact info, then paste your card address, for example myinfo.ae/yourname, into the Website field. Anyone viewing your profile can open it from the small envelope icon near your name without having to message you first. For more visibility, add it again as a Featured link on your profile, which shows it directly on the page instead of behind a click — useful if your card carries a booking link or a portfolio you want recruiters or clients to see right away.
Instagram: the one link in your bio
Instagram allows exactly one clickable link in a personal bio, so make it count. Open Edit profile → Links and add your card address there instead of a generic homepage. Because your card can hold several links, a video and a text section, one bio slot on Instagram now points to everything you'd otherwise need several separate links for — see links, videos and text for what else can go on it. If you run a business account with Instagram's own link-in-bio tools, your card address still works as that single link.
Email: already covered, so don't duplicate the work
If you haven't set this up yet, a step-by-step walkthrough already exists: add your digital business card to your email signature. The short version is the same principle as LinkedIn and Instagram — link out from a place people already read, straight to your card.
Use the same address everywhere
Use one consistent card address across LinkedIn, Instagram and email rather than shortening or rewriting the link differently in each place. A consistent address is easier to recognise as genuinely yours, and it means changing your card address later only needs updating in a handful of places rather than hunting through years of posts.
Why this direction matters as much as the reverse
A card with social icons only sends visitors away from itself. A card linked from LinkedIn, Instagram and email brings people to it from places you don't control the design of — a recruiter's message thread, a comment on a post, an old email chain. See digital business card vs LinkedIn profile for how the two work together rather than compete: LinkedIn builds your professional reputation, but your card is what turns someone reading your profile into a saved contact.
Frequently asked questions
Does adding my card link to LinkedIn or Instagram cost anything?
No. Placing your card address in a profile field is free on both platforms, and every MyInfo card, including the free plan, has a permanent address that works for this.
Will people know it's a MyInfo card before they click?
The address itself, such as myinfo.ae/yourname, is enough to signal a personal or business page rather than a generic link, and it opens directly to your name and photo once tapped — no separate landing page to click through first.
Ready to add your link everywhere it belongs? Create your free MyInfo card if you haven't yet, then update your LinkedIn, Instagram and email in a few minutes.
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