Stores, events and dining, one tap from every visitor.
Malls and destinations put the directory, this week's events, dining and sign ups behind one Linkme page, and a QR code on every sign.
Real Linkme customer pages and public posts. Signs, visitors, messages and figures in the dashboard are illustrative. Counts are sped up.
A visitor's day in three chapters. Mall of America's QR code is downloaded from Pages and QR and printed on a directory sign; a visitor's camera finds it, the real page opens and Happenings at MOA is tapped while Real-Time Activity counts the visit and the click. A visitor comments EVENTS under Mall of America's summer post, gets the public reply and the DM, and opens the page. Mall of America sends an Event invite for Twin Cities Fear Fest, and a subscriber opens it.
Destinations on Linkme
From the event post to the property report
How one event reaches visitors, step by step, and who runs each part.
- 01
Promote the event
The weekend event goes out to every property account in one post, with the page link in it.
- Who
- Property marketing team
- With
- Post to All
- 02
Help visitors find it
One page and a QR code on every sign lead to this week's events, parking, the store directory and dining.
- Who
- Each property's own marketing team
- With
- Pages & QR
- 03
Collect an opt-in
Visitors who want event news leave their email on the page, by their own choice.
- Who
- Property marketing team
- With
- Lead capture
- 04
Send an update
The next event goes to everyone who opted in, as an email sent from that property's list.
- Who
- Property marketing team
- With
- Email campaigns
- 05
Report by property
Each property's views, clicks and sign ups sit side by side under the group's account.
- Who
- Group head office
- With
- Analytics
Each property's marketing team updates its own page, events, hours and parking. The group's head office owns the account and decides who can edit which property.
The whole mall, one scan from every sign
Put this season's events on top, then the directory, dining and parking. Print its QR code on every sign, and change the page without reprinting.
Real Linkme customer page. The teammate and the dates in the dashboard are illustrative.
On Mall of America's real page, Twin Cities Fear Fest Tickets is added as a Big link scheduled to end on November 1, and the tile lands under FALL AT MOA.
The visitor who is not coming today joins your list
American Dream's page asks for an email under its opening hours. Each address lands in Leads with its source, ready for the next email.
Real Linkme customer pages and public posts. Team, visitors and figures in the dashboard are illustrative. Counts are sped up.
On American Dream's real page a visitor types an email into the Connect with bar under the opening hours, the field turns green, Connected successfully appears, and the contact lands at the top of Leads with the source Subscribe while Total contacts counts up; Lead details opens.
Three destinations. One account.
Triple Five runs Mall of America, American Dream and West Edmonton Mall. Each keeps its own page and list. Its team runs only that page.
Real Linkme customer pages. The team is illustrative.
For Triple Five Group, a teammate is made a manager with access to selected accounts, American Dream only, and the row reads Specific Users Access.
See how they run it
Each story is read off the brand's own live Linkme page: what they put on it, how it is laid out and the numbers it shows.
Retail and entertainment
Mall of America
Seasonal events and tickets lead the page, followed by the directory, dining guide, parking and coupon book.
Read the storylink.me/mallofamerica
Retail and entertainment
American Dream
Opening hours and an email sign up under the bio, then upcoming events, The Avenue and attraction passes.
Read the storylink.me/americandream
FIFA World Cup 26
New York Islanders
All customer storiesTriple Five Group runs Mall of America, American Dream and West Edmonton Mall on Linkme.
“Linkme gives our properties a cleaner, more modern, and measurable way to guide social media traffic while creating a better experience for our customers across American Dream, Mall of America, and West Edmonton Mall.”
Mall of America
Live before the next season starts
How a mall or destination moves its social onto Linkme with the Linkme team.
- 1
Book a demo
Tell us which properties, attractions and accounts you run.
- 2
Map your pages
Decide which places get their own page: the destination, each attraction, each property.
- 3
Build the season and the visit
Put this season's events on top, then the directory, dining, parking and offers underneath.
- 4
Add the sign up and the keywords
Add an email sign up and set DM keywords for the questions you get most.
- 5
Swap the link and print the code
Put the page in every bio and print its QR code on your own signs and screens.
Questions, answered
What should a mall put on its Linkme page?
This season's events and tickets first, then the directory, dining guide, attractions, parking and offers. Mall of America's Linkme page runs in exactly that order.
Can every store have its own page?
Yes. Each store, attraction or property can have its own Linkme page with its own link, and your team runs all of them from the group's account.
Can shoppers buy store products on Linkme?
No. A store's product shows on your page with its title and price as an External product, and the button takes shoppers to the store's own checkout.
Can we schedule seasonal links?
Yes, on every Business plan. Give a link a start and an end date and time, and it goes live and steps aside on its own.
Do you have a coupon or offers tool?
Not built in. Link to your offers page or coupon book, the way Mall of America links its Coupon Book.
Does every Linkme page have a QR code?
Yes. Every Linkme page has its own QR code you can download and print on signs, screens, menus or posters. It opens the page, so you can change the links without reprinting.
What does Linkme Analytics show?
Profile views, link clicks, total interactions and engagement rate for your Linkme page, with your top links ranked. These are Linkme's own numbers, not data from your connected social platforms.
Put the whole destination one tap away
Book a demo and see how malls and destinations run their pages, codes, DMs and lists on Linkme.
