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How profile sharing works

Profile sharing allows you to share your Lynk profile as a public link that prospects can open, review, and submit an enquiry through. Every submission created through this link automatically enters Lynk as a lead, ready for follow-up.

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Written by Sumit Kapoor
Updated over 3 months ago

What Is Profile Sharing?

Profile sharing creates a public-facing version of your coach profile that anyone can open using a link.

The shared profile:

  • Displays your public coaching information

  • Allows prospects to submit an enquiry

  • Routes all submissions directly into Lynk as leads

No login is required for the prospect to submit an enquiry.


The End-to-End Flow of Profile Sharing

Profile sharing follows a simple, controlled flow:

Share link → Profile opened → Enquiry form submitted → Lead created

Each step is tracked and handled automatically by Lynk.


Step 1: Sharing Your Profile Link

You can share your profile link from within Lynk using:

  • Messaging apps

  • Social media

  • Websites

  • Direct messages

The same link can be shared multiple times and across channels.


Step 2: Prospect Opens Your Profile

When a prospect opens the link:

  • They see your public profile details

  • They can understand your offering

  • They are prompted to submit an enquiry

The profile always reflects your latest saved information.


Step 3: Prospect Submits the Enquiry Form

The prospect fills out a simple enquiry form, typically including:

  • Name

  • Contact details

  • Relationship (self / parent / other)

  • Basic requirement or interest

Once submitted:

  • The form closes

  • No further action is required from the prospect


Step 4: Lead Appears in Lynk

After submission:

  • A new lead is created instantly

  • It appears under Profile → Leads

  • The lead is marked as Pending

  • Timestamp and source context are recorded

From this point onward, the lead follows the standard lead lifecycle.


What Happens After a Lead Is Created

Once the lead appears:

  • The coach can contact the lead

  • The lead can be marked contacted, converted, or archived

  • Follow-ups and conversion workflows apply

Profile sharing only creates the lead — it does not auto-convert or enroll.


What Profile Sharing Does Not Do

Profile sharing does not:

  • Auto-enroll prospects into batches

  • Create consumer records

  • Trigger payments

  • Guarantee conversions

  • Allow editing of submitted data by the prospect

All decisions remain with the coach.


Why Lynk Uses Profile-Based Lead Routing

Routing enquiries through profile sharing ensures:

  • Leads are tied to the correct coach or organisation

  • No manual data entry is required

  • All enquiries enter a single, trackable system

  • Conversion and follow-up remain structured

This avoids scattered messages and lost enquiries.


Best Practices for Profile Sharing

  • Keep profile information accurate and updated

  • Share the link wherever prospects are active

  • Respond quickly to incoming leads

  • Use profile sharing instead of direct phone-only outreach

  • Track lead sources for better understanding of demand


Summary

Step

Outcome

Profile link shared

Public profile accessible

Prospect opens link

Profile details visible

Enquiry submitted

Lead created

Lead appears in Lynk

Ready for follow-up

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