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I got curious and checked c.gg and I see it is for sale. Are you selling your own shortener domain you used to create your own short URL's ?
by johnchristopher 13y ago
I got curious and checked c.gg and I see it is for sale.
Are you selling your own shortener domain you used to create your own short URL's ?
- gesman 13y agoI tried to build business on it (didn't have time/resources to push it) then sell it in the past, but it didn't happen. Then I started seeing more and more value having your own, really short and easy to type URL shortener - for exact reason author wrote this post. I plan to set it up like my personal "tiny.cc" allowing for vanity urls for easy navigations For example: http://c.gg/regex http://c.gg/regex http://c.gg/az http://c.gg/az
- zrail 13y agoI have the same thing on pkn.me. That just resolves to my normal blog which redirects to the canonical URL. So I can have, for example, http://pkn.me/r http://pkn.me/r for my resume and http://pkn.me/mmp http://pkn.me/mmp for my book landing page. I used to give random 5 letter strings to my posts as their ID but now I actually put some thought into it so I can have good, rememberable short URLs.