If you are an online retailer who has yet to adopt the use of social media as a marketing tool, you are missing out on an opportunity here. Social media has become a catalyst for traffic and sales for many websites over recent years, with numerous ecommerce websites reporting higher conversion rates
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I have heard about services that could generate affiliate revenue with a shortener URL, but I can't remember it at the moment. I used a service called Referly in the past.
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http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2010/oct/08/bitly-libya
Btw: Do you know how to set up your own short URL service for you sites?
Do you know if there are some services for affiliate marketers?
3480 days ago
Have you been using Google's shortening service, Goo.gl, located in Greenland?
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I don't have a post on using a custom URL but I know that Mike Allton from The Social Media Hat has one.
IMO those custom URL's are harder to remember and do very little for branding. Although I'm sure most bloggers will disagree. It's much easier to remember bitly than some abbreviated version of a domain. Whenever I see those custom links I have NO IDEA what blog they belong to.
Affiliate marketers can use bitly the same way as anyone else. I'm not sure what additional services they would need. What were you thinking?