Open your page (opens in a new tab), choose Share, and copy the public URL. Share the whatayarn.com/your-slug address, not the /app/ editor address.
To customize the address before sharing, see Change your page URL. It explains Edit URL and what happens to links you have already shared.
Test the destination first
Open the copied link on your phone or in a separate tab. Check the page identity, record a message, and confirm it arrives in your inbox (opens in a new tab). If you want a no-account flow, test while signed out.
Put the link beside the invitation
Use places where people can act immediately:
- A video description or episode’s show notes, beside the question you are asking.
- Your website’s contact page, course page, or customer follow-up.
- A social profile, community post, or event announcement.
- A newsletter or invitation with one clear recording prompt.
The Share panel also includes a QR-code option. Test the code from the final printed or displayed size before using it at an event or in a video.
Give people a small task
A prompt you can adapt
Worked example: A listener Q&A
The question
Example answer: What is one thing about this week's topic you still want explained?
The size
Example answer: One question, in under a minute.
The destination
Example answer: Use the listener link in the show notes. You can review the recording before sending.
Say how you will use replies before asking people to record, including whether you may share their audio. Avoid promising every contribution will be used. Browse use-case ideas for questions you can adapt to your audience.
Keep the address stable
Choose an address you can keep using across invitations. If you change it, old links do not redirect to the new address.
Follow the steps after changing your URL to replace shared links, download new QR codes, and update website embeds. Your existing messages stay in your inbox.
Next action: Add your tested link beside one clear prompt wherever your audience will see it. The first messages playbook helps you write the invitation.