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Start a blog on your link in bio
LookMyBio puts a blog next to your bio page: from Starter ($27 a month) you publish with no monthly cap on posts, draft a post from up to 5 links and copy it to 8 other blogs.
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A copilot inside the editor
The copilot writes, researches with cited sources, checks facts, makes images, polishes and translates while you edit. You can also select a passage to rewrite, shorten, expand, fix or change its tone.
- Write and polish
- Research and fact-check, with sources
- Images for the post
- Translate
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A post from an idea or up to 5 links
Start from an idea or paste up to 5 links: articles, YouTube videos or posts on X. You edit the outline first, then the copilot writes the draft. AI work uses credits, and the cost shows before you confirm.
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Translate into 6 languages
Translate a post into English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. Each translation is a new draft linked to the original, which stays as it is.
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Subscribers, new-post e-mails and digests
From Starter your blog has a subscribe form. From Creator, subscribers get each new post by e-mail, or a daily or weekly digest if they prefer: 5,000 e-mails a month on Creator and 50,000 on Teams.
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Copy each post to 8 other blogs
From Starter, a post can go to beehiiv, Blogger, DEV, Ghost, Hashnode, Tumblr, WordPress and WordPress.com, with the original marked as the source. It can also go out as an X Article (it needs X Premium) or as a LinkedIn link card, through the accounts you connect in Socials. For Medium and Substack you paste the post and the link back.
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Your posts on your bio page
Add a block with your latest posts or a Blog tab to your bio page, so the people who visit it find what you write.