What Linktree changed

• Updated hundreds of internal navigation links from linktree.com to linktr.ee.
• Changed links for all solution pages including Musicians, YouTubers, and Podcasters.
• Updated all feature page links including Link in Bio, Digital Products, and Analytics.
• Migrated all legal and support links, including Terms & Conditions and Help Center, to the shorter domain.
• Updated footer links for the Blog, Marketplace, and Careers to the linktr.ee domain.

Linktree is consolidating its web presence under its shorter, branded domain. This move simplifies their URL structure and reinforces their primary product identity across all marketing and legal pages.

• Removed the "/en" language folder from all Help Centre and support links.
• Updated the main Help Centre link from linktree.com/help/en to linktree.com/help.
• Updated the "Getting Started" and "Features & How-Tos" links to the new shorter URL format.
• Updated the help article link within the monetization FAQ section to match the new structure.

The site updated its internal link structure for support and help resources. This usually happens during a site migration or when a company simplifies its website organization to make it easier for users to find help.

• The "Linktree for Enterprise" link was moved from a sub-page to a main top-level address.
• The "Become a Partner" link was shortened and moved to a new location.
• The "Creators" and "Agencies" links in the solutions menu were updated to point to new, dedicated pages.
• Several footer links were updated to match the new, simpler website structure.

The company is cleaning up its website structure. They moved several key pages to shorter, more direct web addresses. This usually means they are preparing to scale these specific areas, like their work with big companies and partners.