What to put on your Wall:
examples for every content type.
Choose a block based on what visitors need to do. A good Wall mixes formats with intention; it doesn’t need to use every format.
Destination links: send people somewhere specific
Use a link when the next step happens on another site: book a session, shop a product, read an article, download a resource, or open your newsletter.
Video: teach, introduce, or demonstrate
Use an embedded video when watching is the value. A video can introduce your work, preview a lesson, show a product in use, or answer a common question without making visitors leave the Wall first.
Images: make the work visible
Use an image to show a portfolio piece, event poster, product, menu, or visual result. Give it a descriptive title and connect it to a next step when appropriate.
Text blocks: add context and direction
Use text for a welcome, section heading, announcement, brief explanation, or instructions. Keep it scannable and place it near the content it explains.
Collections: curate a topic or a journey
A collection is a focused page for related items. Use it when the group has its own purpose or should be shared as a destination. It can organize course lessons, recommended tools, reading lists, trip plans, recipes, or products.
Social profiles: help people follow your work
Add the social profiles you actively use so visitors can choose where to keep up with you. Keep the row focused; prioritize the channels with useful or current content.