New tool for redirecting links

[UsualPickle]

We've built a tool at LinkShiftr - Mission Control for Marketers that I think would be useful for you affiliate marketing types. Its a very simple url redirection service that allows you to mask and then keep control over your links so you can redirect them wherever/whenever you want. It also lets you direct traffic to multiple different landing pages and it'll give you stats on your links.

Its free for a basic account so test it out and let me know what you think. It doesn't have a tonne of pro features yet other than conversion tracking but we'll be building more that we hope will make it a useful tool for all online marketers. The beauty of the system is that it takes only a second to set up a link (like bit.ly or is.gd) unlike other internet marketing platforms so I hope people will find it more useful.

 

[PDXOR]

I'm actually testing this out now, and it's way easier to set up LP rotation than through 202. Has subid and KW tracking too -- pretty cool. (and no I'm not a shill for them Only downside is $10/mo. for tracking conversions.

 

[Not So New]

Looks pretty cool. I'm going to try using it myself.

Thx

Sid

 

[iliketurtles]

u should have a "spy view" similar to how it is, in prosper202.

Also add redirects based on browser, OS and GEO.

Looks good so far though.

Also install SSL so referrer is completely masked?

 

[jbizzle]

You should offer an option so I can host it on my own server. A double meta refresh would be a good option.

 

[MrBradshaw]

It looks good.

 

[makethatgreen]

That looks nice.

It'd be cool if you could pass dynamic keywords through to the destination url.

 

[BigWill]

hosted service?

Yeah f'n right...

 

[Sticks79]

All your data's belongz to usualpickle!

 

[joevis]

 

[cryptix]

so should I just go ahead and tell you now what Im promoting, where Im promoting it, what my keywords are, and present you with the links to my landing pages?

oh, and I left the keys to my beach house on my coffee table. walk on in and pick em up if ya want them.

 

[cryptix]

MEAN MUGGIN DEM HATAZ IN MY SEE THRU SUIT!

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Im TRANSPARENT, niggaz!

 

[AdHustler]

I keep seeing affiliates promoting this service on their blogs. I'm not saying the service is bad but WHY would you want to let your redirects go through a 3rd party server? What if its down? What if its not secure? There are way too many variables that I can't see how any serious affiliate would trust it. Again I havent tried it but I suggest putting out a paid self hosted version if you want to get serious traction.