Links

Links let you share external resources with your audience — articles, PDFs, videos, case studies, pricing pages, or any URL you want attendees to access.

How it works for attendees

• A link card appears in the Activity Feed with a title, description, and preview image
• Attendees tap to open the URL in their browser
• Links stay in the feed so attendees can come back to them later

How it works for organizers

Creating a link

From the Producer → Content Tab, create a new Link:

Field	Description
URL	The destination URL
Fetch Preview	Click to automatically pull the page title, description, and image from the URL
Title	What attendees see as the link name (auto-filled by Fetch Preview)
Description	Optional context about the resource
Card Display Size	Big (full-width image) or Small (image on left, title on right)
Preview Image	Upload an image or paste a URL — pulled automatically by Fetch Preview

The Fetch Preview button scrapes the link’s Open Graph metadata server-side, filling in the title, description, image, and source automatically.

When to share links

• During a talk — share the article or case study the speaker just referenced
• After a session — share follow-up resources, slide decks hosted elsewhere, or recording links
• For CTAs — link to a demo booking page, pricing page, or signup form

On the Display View

Links can be sent to the Display View via Go Live to highlight a resource on the big screen.

Tips

• Time your links with the speaker’s references — share the resource right when they mention it
• Use Fetch Preview to auto-populate link details — saves time and ensures accurate previews
• Use descriptive titles so attendees know what they’re tapping on
• Links persist in the feed, so attendees who join late can still access earlier resources

Creating Content Step-by-step content creation guide

Activity Feed Where links appear for attendees