Posts by Steve Deakin

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QR Code Marketing Playbook for Local Businesses

By Steve Deakin in Digital Marketing March 01, 2026

QR code marketing playbook for local businesses QR codes are easy to print and easy to ignore. That is the uncomfortable truth. A square code on a poster does not make a campaign. It only creates a doorway. The campaign starts when a real person has...

How to Set Up a High-Converting Bio Page in 10 Minutes

By Steve Deakin in Tutorials & Guides March 01, 2026

How to set up a high-converting bio page in 10 minutes A good bio page does not need to be complicated. In fact, the complicated ones are usually the ones people abandon. The job is simple: help someone who already showed interest take the next...

Linktree vs D2eak.link: Which Converts Better in 2026?

By Steve Deakin in Growth Strategy March 01, 2026

Linktree vs D2eak.link: which converts better in 2026? Most bio link debates start in the wrong place. People compare templates, button colours and whether one page looks a little cleaner than the other. Those details matter, but they are not the...

Why Photographers Need a Bio Page for More Bookings

By Steve Deakin in Photography Marketing March 01, 2026

Most people treat photographer bio pages as a small detail. They make the link, print the code, add a button, and move on. That is usually where performance is lost. The link itself is rarely the whole problem. The problem is the journey around it:...

Why Your Brand Needs a D2eak.link Bio Card

By Steve Deakin in Growth Strategy February 21, 2026

Most people treat bio cards as a small detail. They make the link, print the code, add a button, and move on. That is usually where performance is lost. The link itself is rarely the whole problem. The problem is the journey around it: what the...

The Power of Branded Links: Why Trust is Your Ultimate Marketing Currency

By Steve Deakin in Digital Marketing February 20, 2026

Most people treat branded links as a small detail. They make the link, print the code, add a button, and move on. That is usually where performance is lost. The link itself is rarely the whole problem. The problem is the journey around it: what the...