Featured Listing

Put the one thing followers should not miss in focus.

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About this block

A bio page can hold a lot, but sometimes one offer needs to lead: a launch, property, service, event, product, course, or limited drop. The Featured Listing block gives that priority item room to explain itself.

Use it when a simple link is not enough and you want followers to understand why this is the next best tap.

How to use

  1. Add the block
    Open Add blocks and choose Featured listing.
  2. Explain why it matters
    Start with who it is for and why they should care. Specs, dates, prices, or features can come after the hook.
  3. Choose one strong button
    Use one direct action: “Book,” “Buy,” “Apply,” “View listing,” or “Get tickets.” Too many choices weaken the spotlight.

Highlights

  • Directs attention to your current priority
  • Works for launches, listings, drops, events, services, and campaigns
  • Adds context before followers click through
  • Makes the featured action feel intentional, not buried in a list

Common questions

What is a Featured Listing block for?
It gives one priority item more space than a regular link, with context and a clear next step.
What can I feature?
Use it for a property, product, event, service, launch, campaign, course, or any offer that needs extra attention.
How is this different from Current listings?
Featured Listing highlights one main item. Current listings are better when visitors need to browse several available options.
When should I use this instead of Products?
Use Featured Listing when one item needs a hero treatment. Use Products when visitors should browse several things for sale.
Can I change the featured item often?
Yes. Swap it for launches, seasonal pushes, availability changes, or whatever you want followers to notice first.

Information

Provider
Direct.me
Compatibility
Looks sharp on phones
Languages
Write in your voice, any language