You don't need your own website or a custom domain to use Juicer. Every feed comes with its own public page, the hub page, that shows your posts full screen at a link you can share anywhere. Use it to collect posts from an event, a campaign or a hashtag and point people straight to them.
What the hub page is
The hub page is a public web page that Juicer hosts for every feed, on every plan. Its address is juicer.io/hub/ followed by your feed's name, for example juicer.io/hub/juicer. It shows your posts with the design you set up in the editor, with no dashboard around them, and it updates whenever your feed imports new posts.
Open your hub page
Create your feed and add at least one source with + Add source.
Click Save so the hub page shows your latest design.
Click the eye icon at the top right of the feed editor. Its tooltip reads Preview your feed — this link is public.
Your hub page opens in a new tab. Copy the address from your browser's address bar. That's the link you share.
Ways to use your hub page
Link in bio. Add the link to your Instagram, TikTok or LinkedIn profile so followers see all your channels in one place.
Event and campaign walls. Collect posts from an event hashtag and send attendees the link during or after the event.
Screens and displays. Open the hub page full screen on a TV or projector. See Displaying Juicer Social on-screen for a live event or lobby setting for auto-refresh and other display settings.
Emails, newsletters and chats. Paste the link into a newsletter, a WhatsApp group or a Slack channel.
QR codes. Turn the link into a QR code for posters and flyers. To let people post to your feed from their phones, see Collect posts from your audience with a QR code or link.
🌿 Tip: Search engines don't list hub pages, so people find yours through the link you share, not through Google.
Make the link easier to share
The link uses your feed's name. To pick a short, memorable one, see Changing the name or URL of your Juicer feed. Changing the name changes the link, so do it before you share it.
Show or hide the title
The hub page shows your feed's name as a title above the posts. To turn it off, open Settings in the bottom toolbar of the feed editor and switch off Show title on top of feed.
See how many people viewed it
Visits to your hub page are counted as page views in your feed's analytics. See About Juicer Social's Analytics.
🌿 Want a branded page? With Juicer Pages: create link-in-bio pages, campaign hubs, and microsites you can build a page with your own links, colors and several feeds, at your own juicer.page address.
Troubleshooting
The hub page shows no posts
Check that your feed has at least one source and that the source has imported posts in the editor.The hub page shows an old design
Design changes stay a draft until you click Save in the feed editor. Save, then reload the hub page.The link I shared no longer works
The link changes when you rename the feed and stops working when you delete it. Share the new link from the eye icon.
If your hub page doesn't load or doesn't show your latest posts, contact us with the hub page link and the source that's missing posts, and we'll take a look.