[paul]

Hello people!

As twitter allows only 140 symbols, many users use shortening services to minimize links. So I recommend you to choose this service:

http://ohcut.me

It's simple, not overcrowded with lots of unnecessary features and always updated.
Just post what you think!

[Jerlene]

Well bit.ly tracks the clicks for you.

[D.peeda]

I am interested with you what can you tell me what is your theme and this price is 5 is your per link price ?

Thanks and nice to meet you

[elle14]

Bitly is good because of its history analytics. Wherein you can view the clicks of your links.

[AaronNeal]

I use bit.ly because of it's tracking ability and also trust factor. I tried using the ad.vu one (I think that's it) that pays you if someone clicks on your link but either they weren't reporting the clicks correctly or I had a huge drop in people clicking the links. I ended up switching back to bit.ly because it wasn't worth it.

[sleevefreezer]

Link shorteners always seemed like a waste of time, the gop dot am doubley so. It's only a matter of time before they pop out a Republican web browser with built in filtering and a home page permanently set to gop.gov ...

[jouli]

its new and interesting.

[alexrock23]

Thank you for this article. I have been a big advocate for utilizing the many tools out there to create a more efficient, robust and rewarding Twitter experience – both as the tweeter for your business, as well as wanting to learn more about others out there as well.