Custom Link
kisa.tr/summer-sale instead of kisa.tr/x7Kd9a. Create readable, memorable and trustworthy addresses.
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Links people can read get more clicks. Random strings make users suspicious.
Create addresses you can read out in a radio ad, podcast or presentation.
Use a separate name per campaign: /instagram-nov, /newsletter-dec. Know the channel from the name alone.
See whether an address is free as you type.
Paste the long URL you want to shorten.
Add your name next to kisa.tr/. Letters, numbers, hyphens and underscores are allowed.
Your address is ready. Change the destination later and the address stays the same.
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