How to Add a "Work With Me" Link to Your Bio

Add a “Work with me” link through each platform’s available profile-link controls: TikTok’s Website field, Instagram’s titled Links section, or YouTube channel links. Label it “Work with me” or “Brand inquiries,” and send it directly to a structured brand intake form so budgets, timelines, deliverables, and usage needs arrive in one place.

This guide covers where the link goes, what to call it, and where it should lead. For the complete workflow—from building the form to screening and replying to submissions—see how to accept brand inquiries from your bio.

What should a “work with me” link point to?

Send the link to a structured brand intake form, not a personal inbox or generic contact page. “Email me for collabs” and “DM for business inquiries” produce unstructured messages that you must review individually. A form lets each brand provide its budget, timeline, requested deliverables, and usage requirements before you respond.

The specific fields to include are covered in what to include in a brand inquiry form. This guide focuses on helping brands reach that form from your social profiles.

Where do I add a “work with me” link on TikTok?

1. Open your TikTok profile and tap Edit profile.
2. Under Links, tap Add, then enter your brand intake URL in the Website field.
3. Add a short bio line that explains the link, such as Brand inquiries 👇 or For collabs, see link below.
4. Save the changes.

TikTok places profile website URLs in the Website field, and most personal accounts receive one clickable website destination (TikTok Support — add a website to your profile, verified August 2026). TikTok does not provide a separate public-facing title for that Website link, so your bio text needs to explain its purpose.

Some TikTok business accounts show additional profile-link options depending on account eligibility and region (TikTok Support — add a website to your profile, verified August 2026). Check the fields available on your own account before deciding whether you need a multi-destination page.

If your TikTok profile also promotes paid fan interactions such as private questions, shoutouts, or tips, route the two audiences clearly. See how to separate fan requests from brand inquiries for a setup that keeps both destinations accessible without mixing their submissions.

Where do I add a “work with me” link on Instagram?

1. Go to your Instagram profile and tap Edit profile.
2. Tap Links, then Add link.
3. Paste your brand intake URL.
4. Give the link a clear title such as Work with me or Brand inquiries.
5. Save the changes.

Instagram profile links can be added and titled through the Links section of Edit profile (Instagram Help Center — add links to your profile, verified August 2026). Because Instagram supports multiple titled profile links, use the title field to identify the brand destination instead of displaying an unexplained URL.

Instagram professional accounts may also provide contact or action-button controls in the profile editor (Instagram Help Center — add links to your profile, verified August 2026). Treat those as supplementary contact options rather than substitutes for a structured intake form that collects the same information from every brand.

Where do I add a “work with me” link on YouTube?

YouTube’s equivalent profile destination is a channel link. In YouTube Studio, go to Customization → Profile → Links, select Add link, and enter both a title and URL (YouTube Help — add or edit links to your channel, verified August 2026).

Use these settings:

• Title: “Work with me,” “Brand inquiries,” or “Brand partnerships.”
• URL: The direct address of your structured brand intake form.
• Position: Keep the brand link distinct from fan-facing destinations such as tips or paid Q&A pages.

YouTube channel links support a custom title and URL (YouTube Help — add or edit links to your channel, verified August 2026). Use that title to identify the brand route rather than showing a raw URL.

You can also pin a comment containing the link and a one-line explanation on a relevant video. A brand link rarely needs to appear in every video description, however, because the channel-level link provides a persistent destination without adding unrelated material to fan-focused descriptions.

What wording tells visitors that the link is for brands?

Use language that identifies both the audience and the action. “Work with me” and “Brand inquiries” are clear; “Contact me” and “DM me” are more ambiguous.

Follow three wording rules:

• Name the audience or purpose. Include “brand,” “partnership,” or “work with me.”
• Avoid directing brands to DMs. “DM me for collabs” replaces a structured intake process with unstructured messages.
• Separate brand and fan language. Do not label a brand form with fan-facing phrases such as “Support me,” “Send a tip,” or “Ask me anything.”

Keep the label straightforward. “Work with me” or “Brand inquiries” communicates the purpose without making unsupported availability or booking claims.

How can brand inquiries and fan requests share one page without getting mixed together?

A single profile destination can serve both audiences if it gives brands and fans clearly separated routes. The brand link should open its own intake form, while tips, paid questions, and shoutouts should remain in a separate fan-facing section.

On FanBell, Brand Collaboration Inquiries adds a distinct brand section and routes its submissions to a separate brand inbox rather than mixing them with fan orders (verified August 2026). The broader routing strategy is explained in how to separate fan requests from brand inquiries.

FanBell is free to start with no monthly fee, and its 12% platform fee applies only when a fan completes a paid interaction (pricing, verified August 2026). A brand inquiry form submission is not a paid fan interaction, so no platform fee is charged merely because a brand reaches out (pricing, verified August 2026).

Frequently asked questions

Where do I put a “work with me” link on TikTok?

Add the URL through Edit profile → Links → Website. Most personal accounts receive one clickable website destination, while some business accounts may see additional options depending on eligibility and region (TikTok Support — add a website to your profile, verified August 2026). Because the Website link has no separate public title, add a bio line such as Brand inquiries 👇.

What should a “work with me” link lead to?

It should lead directly to a structured brand intake form. The form should collect the details you need to assess the opportunity, such as budget, timeline, deliverables, and usage rights. See what to include in a brand inquiry form for a field-by-field guide.

What should I label the link?

Use “Work with me,” “Brand inquiries,” or “Brand partnerships.” Instagram and YouTube allow you to title the link directly, while TikTok relies on nearby bio text to provide context. Avoid vague labels such as “Contact” and fan-facing labels such as “Support me.”

Is it free to add a brand inquiry link through FanBell?

Yes. FanBell has no monthly fee and no follower minimum (pricing, verified August 2026). Its 12% platform fee applies only to completed paid fan interactions, not to brand inquiry submissions (pricing, verified August 2026).

How do I get the link live?

Create your free FanBell link, turn on Brand Collaboration Inquiries, and add it to your TikTok bio, Instagram links, or YouTube About page today. For what happens after a brand actually fills out the form — building the form itself, screening, replying, and pricing — go back to how to accept brand inquiries from your bio.