How to share your public Tipsterline profile

1. Make the introduction useful

Choose a recognisable username and write a short biography explaining the sports and markets you cover. Use the same name across your channels where possible, so a reader can recognise your work. Avoid claims that a verification badge guarantees sporting results.

Start with a clear explanation of what you publish. A smaller history with transparent context is more useful than a headline percentage without a period or sample. Readers should understand how much information exists before drawing conclusions.

2. Copy or share the profile link

Open your profile in the app and use its sharing options. Copy link places the public profile URL on your clipboard; Share profile opens the device's sharing options. Choose the destination yourself, such as a message, social post or your channel's bio.

3. Check what a new reader sees

• Open the link in a browser and check that it points to the intended profile.
• Review the biography, available public statistics and free picks.
• Confirm the period used by the statistics you describe.
• Check your introduction on a narrow mobile screen as well as a desktop.

The public web profile is a preview, not an authenticated mobile session. It does not unlock private group content or pending paid selections. Following, messaging and participating in groups happen in the app with the corresponding account and access.

4. Present the record responsibly

When sharing, explain what a reader will find: your sports analysis, the period covered and the recorded history. Keep claims consistent with the current profile. If you show a percentage, include the calculation base and sample rather than suggesting it applies to every reader.

Your public link makes your work easier to find; it does not guarantee followers, sales or future profitability. Build a useful archive by documenting both positive and negative outcomes and responding to readers' questions about the published analysis.