Give your regulars an invitation
Share a password for an early look or a special offer. It gives you a simple way to make that invitation feel personal.
A password before the next step
Your regulars might get a first look. Workshop guests might get an extra resource. A password lets you add an invitation step before someone opens the page or link you have chosen.
Little details. Useful possibilities.
Share a password for an early look or a special offer. It gives you a simple way to make that invitation feel personal.
Keep your everyday links easy to reach while placing a password before a selected link, or use one for the page itself.
Offer a workshop handout, a collection preview, or a returning-customer perk through the same ShmoLink you already share.
From idea to your page

Choose the destination you want visitors to reach after entering a password.
Add the password step for that page or selected link.
Give the password to your intended audience so they can open what you have prepared.
Picture it in your business
Illustrative examples of ways to put Password-protected links to work.
Jewelry shop
Picture a shop sharing a password with regular customers for a look at a new collection before the window display changes.
Local workshops
A workshop host can give attendees a password for the link to a practice guide. The resource has a clear place on the host’s page.
Yes. You can put a password before a selected link, or use a password for the ShmoLink page.
Think early previews, customer offers, and extra resources for an invited group. The password adds a step before visitors reach the chosen content.
Someone with access may still share a password or destination. Use this for a simple invitation step; it is not a promise that the linked content cannot be shared.

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