The answer
Two thirds of the page sells: 37 of 56 links go to the official store or a merch collection.
Linktree Link Mix
See what a link-in-bio page asks visitors to do, what it puts first, and how to reorder it.
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Selena Gomez’s Linktree
linktr.ee/selenagomez: 56 links in 10 sections.
What is buried
The only email sign-up is link 50. TV shows and brand collabs start after link 50.
What to do
Keep the newest single first and move Subscribe to position 2. Fold the 37 shop links into two entries: the official store and the merch collection.
From a real run on 2026-11-08.
What you get
- Links grouped by job with share and first position
- The first five links
- A suggested new order
Good fit
- Auditing your own link-in-bio page
- Comparing with a rival’s page
Not for
- Tap counts, which only the owner sees
- Checking broken links; use linktree-destination-audit
How to use
An Agent that can read the complete Skill folder. Live research also needs a SandBase connection; supplied material can be used without a lookup.
Download and unpack the complete Skill folder, keep its references, and use it with a local Agent that supports Skills.
Ask your Agent
Use linktree-link-mix on linktr.ee/selenagomez. What is the page for, and what should come first?
Read the page
Pull every link, its type and its destination.
Sort by job
Give each link one job from where it goes.
Reorder
Check what sits in the first five and suggest a new order.
FAQ
How do I use this Skill?
Download and unpack the whole Skill folder, including references, into your Agent’s supported Skill directory. You can also ask the Agent to read its SKILL.md and follow the instructions. Run it locally with your own material.
Why does order matter?
Visitors tap what they see first. Links far down the page get far fewer taps.