Each page on your marketplace has a URL, its address. URLs follow some rule and pattern. We've listed the internal part of the URL for the most important pages, below.
URLs are not only identifiers for each page but also critical tools for creating internal links within your marketplace. By crafting and utilizing these URLs effectively, you can ensure seamless navigation, improve user experience, and make it easier for users to discover your marketplace's content.
Browsing the marketplace:
Landing page:
/Search page:
/sListings pages:
/l/listing-title/listing-unique-id, wherelisting-titleare the listing title words andlisting-unique-idis a technical ID unique to each listingUser profiles pages:
/u/user-idwhereuser-idis a technical ID unique to each user
Signup and login:
Sign up page:
/signupLog in page
/login
Posting a listing:
New listing page:
/new
Content pages:
About page (default one created automatically):
/p/aboutPrivacy Policy page:
/privacy-policyTerms of Service page:
/terms-of-servicesAny page you add in Pages:
/p/page-id, wherepage-idis the page ID you chose
User pages:
User's Inbox (as a customer):
/inbox/ordersUser's Inbox (as a listing author):
/inbox/salesUser's listings page:
/listingsUser's profile settings page:
/profile-settingsUser's contact details page:
/account/contact-detailsUser's password settings page:
/account/change-passwordUser's payout details page:
/account/paymentsUser's payment details page:
/account/payment-methods
How to Use These URLs for Internal Linking
Linking to Internal Content Pages: To link to a specific content page created using the Pages feature in Sharetribe, use the format /p/[page-id] where [page-id] represents your chosen page ID. For example, to link to an about page with ID about-sharetribe, use /p/about-sharetribe.
Linking to the Main Listings Page: Use /s for user access to all marketplace listings. Combine this with your domain (e.g., https://www.example.com/s).
Category-Specific Links or Filtered Views: Apply filters on your search page, copy the resulting URL path (e.g., /s?filters=format), and use this path for category-specific links or views. This allows targeted navigation for users exploring niche content.