Your work
Everything that doesn't fit in a caption has a home.
Articles, galleries and quick updates on a page that stays put, with one permanent link per post.
- The recipe, the steps and the specs live in a description nobody reads, or a Google Doc link that rots.
- Your photos get cropped, compressed and buried in a day.
- The answers the comments keep asking for have nowhere to live.
The recipe, the specs, the full review, written properly.
Write an article with headings, photos and video in the text, and links.
The write-up that lists your gear is where your recommendations come from, too. See what your page does for your business.
Your photos large, in your order, on a page that stays put.
A gallery post shows your photos in a carousel, each one whole, at its own shape.
Your galleries show as tiles on your page.
The short note between posts, without a thumbnail to make.
A quick update is a text post with no title.
Paste it in every description. It still works next year.
Every post keeps its own link, so the one you paste today keeps working.
Your page has an RSS feed as well, for readers who follow along that way.
Your FAQ or “start here”, in a spot of its own.
Pin one post, and it gets a Featured spot of its own on your page.
Three steps to start.
- 1Sign in with YouTube, Instagram or TikTok
- 2Pick your handle
- 3Write the post that answers the question you get asked most
Good to know.
- How do I share my first post?
- Choose New post on your page or in your dashboard. Write a few words, or add photos or a short video, then publish. The post shows up in your followers' Vyndle feed and notifications, and in their daily or weekly email round-up.
- Do I need my own website as well?
- No, but keep it if you have one. A website makes you easy to find; Vyndle makes you easy to reach, because your followers hear from you directly. Link each from the other.
- Is Vyndle free?
- Yes. Your page and your posts are free, with no card needed.
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It's free, and it takes a few minutes.