Butterfly East

Lenten Season Flyer Sale – 25% Off for Churches - https://mailchi.mp/4746a5776398/lentenflyersale2026

🦋Start 2026 Strong With 50% Off Flyer Designs - https://mailchi.mp/26e4d552a8a8/2026flyerdesign

Digital Do's and Don’ts: 5 Mistakes Killing Your Online Presence

❌ 3. Don’t skip having a central link hub

Why it matters:
📊 68% of social media traffic comes from mobile, which means your audience doesn’t have time to hunt through captions or scroll through pages to find what they need.
📊 And get this — over 70% of Instagram users tap “link in bio” before they make a purchase or take action.

If you don’t have a central hub, your audience is left guessing, clicking around, or—worse—giving up. You want to be easy to find.

scattered links = scattered results.
No clear path = no conversion.

Think of it like giving someone directions to your house with no street signs.
They won’t get there… and you’ll lose the sale, signup, or supporter in the process.

What to do instead:
✅ Use Linktree, Stan Store, Beacons, or a simple webpage as your link hub.
Group your links with clear, clean buttons like:

• Shop My Book
• Join My Email List
• Register for My Event
• Work With Me
• Black Friday Deals

When everything your audience needs is in ONE place, your visibility, clicks, and conversions go up instantly.

Digital Do's and Don’ts: 5 Mistakes Killing Your Online Presence

❌ 1. Don’t use QR codes on social media posts
— QR codes are designed for in-person interaction: events, flyers, tables, signs, programs, merchandise, and print materials. On social media, most users are already on their phones and cannot scan a QR code from the same device they’re viewing it on.

Why it matters:
📊 94% of social media users are on mobile, meaning a QR code on your IG or FB feed is useless to the majority of viewers.

✅ Do this instead:
Use clickable links, short URLs, or “Link in Bio” for social media posts. Reserve QR codes for real-world spaces where people can actually scan them.