Brand Link Lease For Free

Just a few examples include nyti.ms (New York Times), huff.to (Huffington Post), and lnkd.in (LinkedIn). However, social media is not the only use for branded links. In fact, these links may not even be shortened at all, but can simply be used to point at a specific page on your website (rather than using a subdomain).

There are multiple ways to create these kinds of links. You can shorten your site's existing domain name, for example, or you can use what's known as 'vanity URLs'. A vanity URL is a domain you can buy that reflects your brand or business name. You can then use this branded link as a cloak for other, non-branded URLs.

A branded link is a short link with an important word or name as its most visible part. For example, your app name, company name, or brand name. Branded links establish the link authenticity, improve brand consistency, and increase click-through rates.

A branded link is a short link with an important word or name as its most visible part. For example, your app name, company name, or brand name. Branded links establish the link authenticity, improve brand consistency, and increase click-through rates.

What is a branded short link? Shortened links really started becoming popular in the early days of Twitter, back when we had the dreaded 140 character limit (it was a dark time, we don't like to think about it ?.) ... . ... .

To start using the Rebrandly Extension, find some content you want to share with a branded link. Then click on the Rebrandly icon from your Chrome browser. A popup will appear with an automatically generated link. Choose the custom domain you prefer from the domain drop-down bar.

There are multiple ways to create these kinds of links. You can shorten your site's existing domain name, for example, or you can use what's known as 'vanity URLs'. A vanity URL is a domain you can buy that reflects your brand or business name. You can then use this branded link as a cloak for other, non-branded URLs.