One Link for Every Side of You — A Guide to Your Tenbin HUB
· Norimitsu Shida · Kiruck Inc.
TL;DR
If you wear several hats — day job, advisor, coach, speaker — splitting links by role leaks opportunities. Learn how Tenbin's HUB bundles every session into one page, keeps your brand consistent, and prevents double bookings.
The short answer: day job, advisor, coach, speaker — the more sides you have, the more a separate link for each one confuses people and scatters your opportunities. Tenbin's HUB bundles all of your sessions into a single profile page, so one URL reaches every side of you. One link to share, as many faces as you like. That's exactly what our new tagline — “One link for every side of you” — is built to deliver.
This guide covers why splitting links by role costs you, how to bundle sessions into a HUB, how to present each persona, how to keep your brand consistent, how to prevent double bookings, and where to put your HUB to work — using only what Tenbin actually does today. In short: splitting links by role scatters your contact points, leaks bookings, and dilutes your brand. The HUB collects your profile plus every session on one page — /book/u-{id} for the full menu, /book/h/{handle} for a direct session link (two columns, calendar shown first). Set your display name, photo, greeting, and accent color once, and every face stays on-brand. And you can aggregate up to 10 Google Calendars on a Free/Busy basis, with a server-side lock that stops double bookings.
Why splitting links by role costs you
If you've been juggling several roles for a while, your links have probably multiplied without you noticing: a contact form for the day job, a Calendly for advisory clients, a Google Form for coaching, DMs for speaking requests. It looks organized — but it's quietly leaking opportunities.
Your contact points scatter
People want to reach you, not hunt for the dedicated page for your third job title. The more your links scatter, the more effort it takes for someone to pick the right door — and that effort costs you drop-offs. If your business card shows the advisory link and your bio shows the day-job link, you'll inevitably miss the person who would have booked coaching but never knew it existed.
Your brand gets diluted
A different photo on each page, inconsistent titles, a greeting written in three different tones — to the other person, this reads like three separate people. What should be one expert with several strengths ends up looking smaller than the sum of its parts. The whole value of a portfolio worker is that several capabilities live in one person — scattered links hide that.
Admin overhead and booking accidents rise
More doors means more places where your availability lives. When bookings arrive through separate tools, a slot filled in one can still be booked in another — the classic double booking. Bundling your links isn't just cosmetic; it's an operational safety issue too.
Bundle every session into your HUB
Tenbin's HUB is a single page that gathers your profile and every session you offer. The idea is simple: show the person and provide doors to each individual session, all within one URL.
/book/u-{id}: share it as a menu
/book/u-{id} is the top of your HUB, where all of your sessions appear like a menu. Visitors first meet you as a person (display name, photo, greeting), then choose the session that fits their goal — “30-min sounding board,” “advisory call,” “speaking inquiry.” This is the only link you need in a bio or on a card. Any side of you can be reached from here.
/book/h/{handle}: a direct link to one session
When you want to point someone at a single session, use /book/h/{handle}. For a speaking offer, drop the direct link to your speaking session straight into the email. This page uses a two-column layout that shows the calendar (open slots) first, so the visitor can check “when are you free?” before reading the details — shortening the path to a booking.
| URL | Role | Best used for |
|---|---|---|
| /book/u-{id} | Profile + full session list | Permanent link for SNS bio, card QR, email signature |
| /book/h/{handle} | Direct link to one session (calendar first) | Individual pitch emails, a specific offer |
In short: share the HUB menu by default, and reach for the direct link only when you want to move on something specific.
Present each persona
When you put several faces on one HUB, don't just list them. Order them with price and intent in mind, and the HUB itself becomes a sales path.
Lead with free, low-friction entry points
Putting a “free 15–30 min sounding board” at the top lets a first-time contact start a relationship with zero risk. Tenbin lets free and paid sessions coexist on the same HUB, so you can design a staircase on one page: build trust with a free entry point, then offer the paid main event behind it. (Creating free invite links is a Pro feature.)
Build toward high-value advisory
After the free sounding board, place your high-value sessions — “advisory retainer,” “coaching package.” The visitor confirms your expertise through the free touchpoint, then moves to the booking that matters. Even with several faces — day job, advisor, coach, speaker — ordering them as “light consult → deep engagement” makes it instantly clear which face solves which problem. The key is not building a separate page per persona. Switch faces by session, inside one HUB. That's how you turn multi-persona from “scattered” into “depth.”
Keep your brand consistent
Bundling faces on one page falls apart if the visuals clash. Tenbin's profile fields let you set the tone for the whole HUB in one place. For your display name, put the one name common to every face front and center, and let the session names carry the titles. For your profile photo, use a single image — a consistent headshot tells visitors “same person” no matter which session they arrive from. In your long-form greeting, tell your several faces as one story — “I mostly do X, and I also take on Y” — and show your depth in words. Pick one accent color for the whole HUB; it carries through buttons and headings and matches your card and social presence. And set the time zone and language shown to visitors so contacts abroad receive it without confusion.
None of this requires a special add-on — it's all in the existing profile fields. The aim is to look like “one person with three strengths,” not “three different people.”
Prevent double bookings
You may have many faces, but you have one body — and one true source of your availability. Tenbin's HUB aggregates up to 10 Google Calendars to decide what's open. It reads only Free/Busy — it never reads the contents of an event (title, attendees). Point it at your day-job calendar, your advisory calendar, and your personal calendar, and any time that's busy in even one of them automatically shows as unavailable on your HUB.
Connections use OAuth 2.0; storage is encrypted with AES-256-GCM. Bookings are confirmed behind a server-side lock, so two bookings can't slip into the same slot (there's no mirroring — calendars are used purely to judge availability). The more faces you run as a solo portfolio worker, the bigger this “one true source of availability” effect becomes.
Put your HUB to work
A HUB earns its keep when you share it — and one link usually covers everywhere. In your social bio, make your X, Instagram, or LinkedIn profile link your HUB (/book/u-{id}); followers of any face enter through the same door and reach the session they want. For your card QR, print the HUB QR on your business card so whoever you exchange with can choose the “sounding board” or the “advisory call” on the spot — no need for a different card per title. And in your email signature, every reply lets the HUB link quietly do the selling; for a specific pitch, swap in the /book/h/{handle} direct link. One link becomes the front door to every side of you. That's the practical value of a HUB.
Wrapping up
The value of a portfolio career is that several faces live in one person. The more you split links by face, the more that value looks fragmented and the more opportunities leak away. Tenbin's HUB bundles every session onto one page, keeps your brand consistent, and prevents double bookings across up to 10 Google Calendars — so a single link shows every side of you. One link to share, as many faces as you like. Build your HUB today.
FAQ
- Should I create a separate HUB for each face or title?
- We generally recommend bundling everything into one HUB. By splitting sessions within the HUB, you can present your day-job, advisory, and coaching faces on a single page. The more you split pages, the more you risk the scattered contacts and diluted brand described above.
- Can free and paid sessions sit on the same HUB?
- Yes. Place a free sounding board and a high-value advisory on the same HUB to build a “free entry → paid main event” path. Note that creating free invite links is a Pro feature.
- Which plan includes the HUB?
- The HUB is available on both Free and Pro. The differences are the fee rate (Free 10% / Pro 5%), the number of Google Calendars you can aggregate (Free up to 3 / Pro up to 10), whether you can create free links, whether the “Powered by Tenbin” badge can be hidden, and analytics granularity.
- Can it really prevent double bookings?
- It aggregates up to 10 Google Calendars on a Free/Busy basis, and any time that's busy in any of them shows as unavailable. Confirmation runs behind a server-side lock to prevent two bookings in the same slot.
- Can Tenbin see the contents of my calendar?
- No. It reads only Free/Busy availability — never event titles or attendees. Connections use OAuth 2.0 and data is encrypted with AES-256-GCM.
- Does it work for contacts abroad?
- Yes. You set your time zone and language in your profile, the guest-facing UI supports 5 languages, payments run on Stripe Connect across 42+ countries and multiple currencies, and prices are shown in the buyer's currency.
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