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I know there's a plethora of URL shorteners these days, and most platform providers (eg: Twitter) are introducing their own so they can harvest analytics themse
by stevefink 16y ago
I know there's a plethora of URL shorteners these days, and most platform providers (eg: Twitter) are introducing their own so they can harvest analytics themselves. For whatever reason though, I keep trusting Google with all of my most personal information. I don't know if that's a good or bad thing, but I have a feeling this will become my standard URL shortener just as Google Apps has become my standard for email, invoicing customers, document management and scheduling. Not to mention Google Reader for having information on all the RSS feeds I visit and Google's search knowing what links I am visiting daily, and probably thirty other products I'm using that stores my information on their servers.
- jakerocheleau 16y agoyeah same here it seems like my entire life is run through Google these days. I just assume they have so much data there's no way they could possibly care about what I'm doing. I could be very wrong, though.
- brown9-2 16y agoThis is a tangent but: how do you invoice customers with Google Apps?
- stevefink 16y agoI actually started my invoicing life with Zoho Invoice. They have since become available on Google Apps, which is super convenient for me, as a Google Apps user: http://www.zoho.com/invoice/zohoinvoice-for-googleapps.html http://www.zoho.com/invoice/zohoinvoice-for-googleapps.html
- fragmede 16y agoI'm guessing either Google Docs, or the Apps marketplace (http://www.google.com/enterprise/marketplace/ http://www.google.com/enterprise/marketplace/).