How to share your ranking so people actually see it

A rank nobody sees is just a receipt.

The share is the fun part.

Every listing on TopInfluencers.io comes with a public page built to be posted.

Share the page, not a screenshot

A screenshot is frozen the moment you take it. Your listing page is live.

When someone opens the link, they see your current rank on your platform, worldwide and in your country, your photo and name, and a link straight to your real profile. If you climb, the page shows it. If someone overtakes you, it shows that too, which is half the fun.

To get the link, open your listing page and tap Copy link. You'll also find Share on X and WhatsApp buttons that open a ready-made post with the link included.

The share image does the talking

When your listing link is posted somewhere that shows link previews, the preview image is generated for you. It shows your photo, your name, your rank on your platform and worldwide, and your country.

The top line depends on how the listing got there. A self-listed spot reads as an official ranking. If a fan paid for it, the image says so, and for a spot we added ourselves, it says that instead. Nobody is presented as having paid when they didn't.

Previews appear on many messaging apps and social platforms, though each platform decides whether and how to show them.

Post the link, and the preview makes the pitch for you.

Where to post it

Your bio or link-in-bio page. A steady spot where curious followers will find it.

A story with a link. Platforms that support links in stories let followers tap straight through.

A pinned post. Useful while you're holding a rank you're proud of, or chasing one.

Your community chat. Discord servers, WhatsApp groups and Telegram channels are where fans are most likely to react, and to try to outbid you.

Alongside a joke. "Yes, I paid for this" does more work than pretending otherwise. The whole site says rank is what you pay.

Writing the post

A few approaches that fit a pay-to-rank board:

• Own it. "I'm #4 on the Instagram board. It cost me money and dignity."
• Issue a challenge. "One dollar more and you're above me. Your move."
• Make it a community thing. "Can we get this to #1 before Friday?" works for fans rallying around a creator they listed

Keep the link in the post itself so the preview shows.

Keep your listing share-ready

From your private manage link you can:

• Update your display name and caption, which show on your card
• Replace your photo, which is moderated before it appears
• Top up your total if you want to climb before you post

If you haven't listed yet, the join page shows the price for #1 on your platform. For deciding where to list, see which board to choose.

What not to do

• Don't present the rank as an award. It's paid placement, and your followers deserve to know that. Our note on paid placement vs endorsement explains why
• Don't share your manage link. It controls the listing. Share the public page only
• Don't use a cropped screenshot that hides the price. The transparency is the joke

Questions about sharing your rank

How do I share my TopInfluencers.io listing?

Open your public listing page and use Copy link, Share on X or WhatsApp. Posting the link in a bio, story, pinned post or chat lets people open your live rank. Don't share your private manage link, which controls the listing.

What does the share image show?

It shows your photo, name, rank on your platform and worldwide, and your country, generated automatically when the link is posted somewhere that displays previews. Its top line reflects who put the listing there, so it never implies someone paid when they didn't.

Why doesn't my link show a preview?

Each app or platform decides whether to show link previews, and some cache them for a while. If a preview doesn't appear, the link still works. Try posting the full listing URL on its own line, or share it in an app that shows previews.

Will my shared page update if my rank changes?

Yes. The listing page always shows the current rank and amount, so anyone opening your link later sees where you stand now. A screenshot can't do that, which is why sharing the page is better than posting an image of it.

Is it OK to call my rank an achievement?

Call it what it is: a paid rank. That's the joke and the point. Presenting it as an award or an endorsement would mislead your followers, and the page itself says clearly that rank is what's paid.

Find your page

Your listing lives on your platform's board. Start from the homepage or the X board and tap your name.