July 9, 2009
4:31 am

StumbleUpon the web site discovery service has opened its URL shortening service “Su.pr,” similar to TinyURL, Snipr,  Bit.ly etc., it lets you shorten a long URL into just a few characters to share in an email, Twitter message, Facebook status update etc. Su.pr also offers a analytics to let you know how many times users have clicked on your links. And every time you shorten a link, you also add a web-based StumbleUpon toolbar to the link that lets users vote on the story. In other words, when you shorten a link through Su.pr, you're not only able to share it with friends & readers, but if they like it they can vote it up to bring StumbleUpon visitors to your site.

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    Nicole says#1 | July 10th, 2009 at 12:27 pm

    Voting feature is quite interesting. Although, I use http://aafter.us/ URL shortener the most; since it always ensures fail-safe service, but I would like to use Su.pr service, too.

    Regards,
    Nicole

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