How to Use the Wall App on UniLink

The Wall app on UniLink lets you display a live social feed of user-generated content, testimonials, and community messages on your link-in-bio page.

What is the Wall App?

The Wall app creates a dynamic, community-powered section on your UniLink page where visitors can leave messages, share experiences, post testimonials, or simply say hello. It works like a public message board embedded directly on your page, turning your static link-in-bio into a living community hub. Brands use the Wall to collect social proof, creators use it to celebrate their community, and event organizers use it for real-time attendee engagement.

How to Enable the Wall App

1. Log in to your UniLink Dashboard
2. Go to the Apps section
3. Find Wall and click Enable
4. Configure your wall settings including moderation preferences and display options

Features and Configuration

• Public Message Submission - Visitors can type and post messages, shoutouts, or testimonials that appear on your wall
• Moderation Controls - Review all submissions before they go live, or allow instant publishing with post-hoc removal options
• Name and Avatar Display - Each message can show the poster name and optional profile picture for a personal touch
• Wall Prompt Customization - Set a custom invitation message that tells visitors what kind of content you want them to share
• Heart or Like Reactions - Visitors can react to posts on the wall, encouraging engagement and surfacing the best content
• Layout Options - Choose between a grid or scrolling feed layout to match your page design and the volume of messages

Best Practices

• Seed your wall with a few genuine messages or testimonials from early supporters or customers to make it feel active from day one
• Prompt visitors with a specific question or theme such as "Share your success story" or "Tell us how you found us" to get more meaningful content
• Respond to wall messages publicly when appropriate to show your audience that you read and value what they share

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