Your links — one link for Google Maps, chat or a printed card
Make a link here, then paste it into Google Maps, your Instagram bio, or a message to your guests. Find it under Marketing Studio → Your links.
The rule
Make one link for each place you put it. That is how you see which place works.
How it works
- Press Make a link and Name it. “Google Maps menu button” is a good name.
- Pick Where it goes — your menu, one dish, What’s On, one event, your contact page.
- Pick Where you will put it — Google Maps, WhatsApp, LINE, a printed card.
- Press Save the link. You get a web address and a QR code.
Press Copy to take the address. Press QR code to see a code you can print.
Each link then shows what it did. What the numbers mean explains every one.
Good to know
- One dish is for a story about one plate. The link opens that dish, not the whole menu.
- You can make a dish link even when the dish is off the menu today. The card tells you, and the link still opens.
- If you delete a dish, its link stops working. The page tells you.
- If your restaurant has its own web address, we make the link on it.
- Pick an event only after you put it on your website. A link to an event that is not there opens nothing.
- If you delete an event, its link stops working. The page tells you.
- You can hold 50 links. Archive one you no longer use to make room.
- Archive hides a link from your list. A printed QR code keeps working, and we keep counting it.
- Changing the name does not change the link.
Related features
- What the numbers mean — how to read what a link did
- What’s On — the page most of these links will point at