Inside Mez Thearle's Linktree Hub for the Thermomix Girl Brand

By Mez Thearle

Mez Thearle runs her food and cooking brand under the name Thermomix Girl, and her Linktree page offers a clear window into how she brings that brand together in one place. The hub, which joined…

Mez Thearle runs her food and cooking brand under the name Thermomix Girl, and her Linktree page offers a clear window into how she brings that brand together in one place. The hub, which joined Linktree in June 2022, gathers the various strands of her work as an independent Thermomix consultant into a single set of links for customers to follow.

The page points visitors toward ordering the Thermomix TM7, booking virtual and in-person cooking classes, and exploring savings calculators that help people weigh up the appliance. It also includes team-recruitment links for those interested in joining her as a consultant. Taken together, the Linktree reflects the full scope of Mez's business, from selling appliances to running the classes and demos that sit at the centre of her work.

Mez is based in Australia, serving the Port Stephens and Hunter Region of New South Wales while also supporting customers Australia-wide online. Her Linktree reinforces that dual focus, offering both in-person class options for her local community and virtual sessions and online tools for customers further afield.

Mez describes her mission as helping busy mums save time and money in the kitchen without compromising on nourishing food, and the practical layout of her Linktree speaks to that aim. By placing class bookings, savings calculators and ordering details side by side, she makes it straightforward for people to find the part of her service that fits their own kitchen. The page functions as the connecting point for a brand built around everyday, hands-on cooking support.