How to Use the Overview Block on UniLink

The Overview Block is a UniLink block that displays a rich summary or introduction section at the top of your page, giving visitors immediate context about who you are, what you do, and why they should keep scrolling.

What is the Overview Block?

The Overview Block is your page's personal elevator pitch. It goes beyond the basic profile name and avatar by giving you space for a structured bio, key highlights, stats, or a brand statement. It is particularly useful for professionals, businesses, and personal brands that want to make a strong first impression and communicate their unique value proposition before visitors reach any links or products. Think of it as the "About" section of your link-in-bio page — concise, compelling, and designed to build instant credibility.

How to Add the Overview Block

1. Log in to your UniLink Dashboard
2. Open your page editor
3. Click Add Block (+)
4. Select Overview

Configuration Options

• Headline — Write a bold, memorable statement that captures who you are or what makes your brand different.
• Body Text — Add a short paragraph with more detail about your background, mission, or expertise — aim for two to four sentences.
• Key Stats or Highlights — Display metrics like years of experience, clients served, or followers reached to build instant social proof.
• Profile or Brand Image — Add or replace the image displayed in the overview to reinforce your visual brand identity.
• CTA Link — Include an optional call-to-action link directly in the overview so engaged visitors can take action immediately without scrolling.
• Background Style — Choose a solid color, gradient, or image background to make the block visually distinct from the rest of your page.

Best Practices

• Lead with a headline that speaks to your audience's interest or need, not just your job title — "Helping small businesses grow on social media" is more compelling than "Social Media Consultant."
• Keep the body text tight — visitors decide within seconds whether to keep reading, so make every word earn its place.
• Use real numbers in your stats when possible — specific figures like "500+ students" or "8 years of experience" are far more persuasive than vague claims.

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