MultiURL – One Stop Link Sharing
I have 5 different links that I want to share on Twitter, but I don’t want to make 5 different tweets. I just want it in a simple one url to share those 5.
Well, thanks to MultiURL , Sharing a lot of links on Tweeter becoming easier. All that you have to do is collect your links, and let MultiURL do the rest.
This service is not new, it is pretty old, around 3 years old or so. But it seems like not many people digg- it or bookmarked it since I can’t find much information on this service. Yeah, I missed the train by 3 years, but that’s okay, I will still review this service nonetheless.
The landing page is fast without noticeable over-graphic in it. It is design with simplicity in mind. So you don’t have to worry about flash component or anything like that. And what surprised me : There is no single advertisement in the landing page! . How the heck they can manage the server cost all this year ? Kudos to the team.
The operation it self is pretty straight forward. Just copy and paste some link, and then click submit. Let’s try by MultiURL-ing some of my blog page. Maximum Link you can submit is 50. You may also password protect your result MultiURL link and many other options that is pretty easy to figure.
After that, you will be redirected to your result screen, along with analytical feature about how many clicks your links got. You will also got three option for sharing your links.
- With Toolbar : Add a toolbar so you can navigate between any shared links just like reading an e-book.
- Browse List : Redirect the MurltiURL link to a single page that listed the links that you submit.
- Random Link : Will redirect to a single random link from your links collection.
A *must* bookmarked service in my opinion. Fast, easy, doesn’t need much configuration and the most important thing, doing it’s intended job flawlessly. Now I can share my mirrored Moonshell2 skin links in one singe short url.
About Anangga Pratama
This guy loves to review WebWare/Web 2.0 Apps. Located in Depok, Indonesia and still trying to grasp the real feeling of Internet :)
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