Short links for podcasts, videos and newsletters
Show notes, a video description, a newsletter and a bio each allow a link. Give each its own, so you can see which one people used.
How it works
Every platform shows a link; none of them tells you what happened after the tap.
01
Make a link per episode or video
One for the show notes, one for the description and one for the newsletter, all pointing at the same page.
02
Publish a bio page for the profile
The latest episode, the newsletter and the shop on one page at an address you choose.
03
Read which placement worked
Clicks per link by country, device and day. When a sponsor's page moves, repoint the link in the back catalogue instead of editing every description.
What you use
Each line says where it starts.
- A link in bio page
- A page of your links with your name and picture.
- on every plan, including Free
- Change the destination later
- Edit where the link goes at any time; the printed code and the short address stay the same.
- on every plan, including Free
- Your own domain
- Links read as yours, such as go.yourbrand.com/spring, and move with you if you ever leave.
- on every plan, including Free (on Free, once your account is 7 days old)
- Clicks by country, device and time
- See which placement brought the visits, and when.
- on every plan, including Free
- Referrers and browsers
- Where clicks came from beyond your own tags.
- from Pro
- No ShortZen footer on the page
- Publish the bio page without our footer.
- from Starter
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Other uses
- Branded short links for paid ads
- Branded, trackable links for email campaigns
- A link in bio page and branded links for social profiles
- Short links and QR codes for online shops
- Short links for SMS and messaging campaigns
- Branded links and client reports for agencies
- QR codes for restaurant menus you can update
- QR codes on product packaging that stay current
- Short links and QR codes for flyers and print ads
- Links and QR codes for events, badges and signage