Guides and product news on short links, QR codes, link analytics, and sharing.
Use QR codes on holiday packaging and shipping inserts to encourage repeat purchases, reach gift recipients, and measure which campaigns bring users back.
Learn why email security scanners inflate click counts, how to recognize likely bot traffic, and how filtering can improve reporting without perfect detection.
Learn how Open Graph and Twitter Card tags shape link previews, how short-link redirects affect them, and how to fix missing images, titles, and stale cards.
Compare static and dynamic QR codes by editable destinations, tracking, service dependencies, and print requirements before choosing which one to print.
A shortened link in a marketing email can genuinely affect whether it lands in an inbox or a spam folder, but not for the reason most people assume. Here's what actually matters.
A growing share of visitors block cookies or browse with built-in tracking protection, and that changes what your link analytics can actually see. Here's what still gets counted, what doesn't, and how to think about the gap.
Testing a new landing page or offer usually means building a whole new ad to point at it, which multiplies your setup work. Link rotation lets you test destinations behind a single, unchanging ad instead.
A single QR code on your event signage tells you almost nothing about which booth or session actually drove interest. Here's how to set up unique, trackable codes per location so you get real data instead of one blended number.
Rebrandly is a well-known name in branded link management, but it's not the only option. Here are seven alternatives worth considering, and how to figure out which one actually fits your workflow.
QR codes are everywhere again, but not all generators are built the same. Here are six worth considering for business use, and what actually separates a good one from a gimmick.
One link, multiple destinations. Here's how geo-targeted links work, when they're actually worth using, and how to set one up correctly.
Apple's privacy features have quietly changed what your click data actually means. Here's what's affected, what still works, and how to adjust your reporting.
TikTok only gives you one clickable link, so getting real traffic to your website from TikTok depends on how you use that link, your captions, and a few tools most creators skip. Here's how to set it up properly.