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Link shorteners are kinda dead nowadays. 10-15 years ago, this would make sense.
by gethly 1y ago
Link shorteners are kinda dead nowadays. 10-15 years ago, this would make sense.
- Cuttly 1y agoThat’s a fair point - the old-school shorteners were just utilities. What’s interesting is how link shortening evolved into something closer to analytics and brand management. Today, a short link isn’t only about saving characters - it’s about tracking engagement, A/B testing, QR integrations, branded domains, and data insights. Tools like Cuttly are trying to push it further - more like a small marketing hub than a URL compressor.