Fanvue Link Not Working From TikTok? A Pre-Post Checklist

Before you post (5 minutes)

1. Use a Linkamy link, not the raw Fanvue URL. Create it under Create link with your Fanvue URL as the Destination, and put it in your TikTok profile.
2. Open your own profile in TikTok on a phone and tap the link. Check you reach Fanvue and can get to the login or subscribe screen.
3. Check it on both iPhone and Android if you can. On Android the handoff to Chrome is automatic. On iPhone it is one tap to Safari.
4. Say what the click gets. One line in your bio before the link beats a bare URL.
5. Don’t change the link during a spike. If you must edit, change the destination, not the link in your bio.

What fans need to know if they’re stuck

If someone tells you the page won’t log in, the fix is in TikTok’s own menu. On iPhone, tap the three dots in the bottom-right corner of TikTok’s browser, then Open in Browser. On Android, use the three-dot menu and choose to open in Chrome or your default browser. Menu labels shift between versions, so describe the three dots rather than the exact wording.

After the video: read the numbers

• Look at the link’s clicks in your dashboard. On Free it shows the last 7 days, so write the number down within the week.
• Click rate = clicks ÷ video views. A video with many views and almost no clicks has a hook or bio problem, not a link problem.
• Subscriber rate = new subscribers ÷ clicks. Plenty of clicks but few subscribers points back at the login or profile page. Run the in-app browser test again.

Find which series converts

Views tell you what TikTok liked; clicks tell you what your audience wanted. To compare two series, give each its own link. Free keeps one link active at a time; Pro allows five and keeps the full click history, so you can compare over more than a week.