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Buys ads on Meta, Google, TikTok. Every click costs money. Needs: tracking, A/B testing, bounce recapture, fallback URLs. Pain: ugly Bitly links, low conversion, US-hosted tools with GDPR-sensitive customers.

How to pitch: "You're buying traffic — and burning it with dumb links?"

Sells courses, webinars, coaching through their own funnels. Email list 1k–50k. Needs: clean promo links for newsletters, micro landing pages, digital business cards.

How to pitch: "Finally a tool that tracks your funnel properly — and turns your business cards digital."

Shopify/WooCommerce, multi-channel marketing. Needs: QR codes for print, A/B testing for landing pages, scheduled launches.

How to pitch: "QR codes on flyers, A/B tests in your ads, scheduled launches — one tool for everything."

Reach is there, monetization is the gap. Needs: bio pages (Linktree alternative), branded QR codes, multi-platform tracking.

How to pitch: "Your link-in-bio looks like everyone else's. With promolinks: your own domain, custom themes, vCard download — all under your URL."

Subject: The link tool I've been quietly using all year

Hey [Name],

Quick recommendation — and yes, this is an affiliate plug. I'll be upfront about that.

I've been using promolinks for ~6 months for every short link in my emails, ads and bios. Three reasons:

1. **EU-hosted** — finally a serious tool that's GDPR-friendly out of the box. No more "where does the data live?" conversations.
2. **Full toolkit** — link shortener + QR codes + bio pages + digital business cards. One account, one bill.
3. **A/B testing + bounce booster** — niche features, but they convert. My ad campaigns are visibly tighter.

Free tier covers 10 links lifetime if you just want to try it. Pro starts at €9.90/mo and pays for itself in the first reclaimed broken-link incident.

Check it out: {YOUR_LINK}

If you sign up through that link, you support what I write here. Either way — happy to answer questions if you reply.

— [Your Name]

Subject: Why I dropped Bitly for promolinks

Real talk — Bitly is fine. I used it for years.

But I switched, and here's the math.

**Bitly Free:** 10 links/month, no custom domain, no A/B testing.
**Bitly Pro:** $8/mo — still limited, still US-hosted.
**Bitly with A/B testing:** $199/mo. (Yes, two hundred dollars.)

**promolinks Free:** 10 links lifetime, full click tracking from day 1.
**promolinks Pro:** €9.90/mo — A/B testing, custom domain, bounce booster, broken-link auto-detection. All included.
**promolinks EU-hosted:** GDPR-friendly by default, no hand-wave compliance theater.

If you ship links for a living, a serious tool at €9.90 saves you Bitly's $199/mo bill and gives you more features.

Free tier here (no credit card): {YOUR_LINK}

— [Your Name]

Every link in my bio used to look like:
amazon.com/dp/B08XYZ?tag=blah-20&ref=lots-of-noise

Now they all look like:
yourbrand.click/something

How? A serious link shortener that:
✓ Lets me pick the slug
✓ Tracks every click
✓ Hosts in EU (no privacy headaches)
✓ Has A/B testing built in
✓ Costs €9.90/mo — not $200/mo

It's called promolinks. Link in bio if curious 👇

#linkshortener #marketingtools #creatorbusiness

Most marketers obsess over landing pages.

The smart ones obsess over the link to the landing page.

A thread on URL-shortening psychology, branded short links, and why a €9.90/mo tool can outperform a $199/mo enterprise plan 🧵

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Quick recommendation for marketers serving EU clients:

If you're still using Bitly, you're getting US-hosted tracking. For GDPR-conscious clients, that's a borderline conversation every quarter.

I switched to promolinks (EU-hosted, Frankfurt) six months ago. Free tier with tracking, Pro at €9.90/mo with A/B testing + bounce booster.

Result: compliance-clean, full feature set, 95% less monthly cost than equivalent US tools.

Worth a look: {YOUR_LINK}

#GDPR #MarketingTools #Affiliate

Title: How I Shorten My Affiliate Links the Right Way (And Why It Adds 30% More Clicks)

Hook (200 words): Open with the cost of an ugly URL. Amazon affiliate link, 300 characters, eats your tweet, looks like spam. Promise the reader you'll show them the exact workflow you use.

Section 1: Why short links matter (300 words)
- Branded short links → +34% CTR (Rebrandly study)
- Clean tracking, easy A/B testing
- Brand trust signal

Section 2: The 3 tools I tried (500 words)
- Bitly — overpriced, US-hosted
- TinyURL — fine for one-offs, no analytics
- promolinks — EU-hosted, full features at €9.90/mo {YOUR_LINK}

Section 3: My exact workflow (400 words)
- Step 1: paste long URL
- Step 2: pick a slug ({yourbrand}/sale)
- Step 3: enable A/B test if relevant
- Step 4: drop in bio/email/ad

Section 4: Results after 60 days (300 words)
- Real numbers from your own campaigns
- Specific lift in CTR + email engagement

Section 5: Get started free (200 words)
- Free tier covers 10 links forever
- Pro at €9.90/mo if you ship links daily
- Affiliate disclosure {YOUR_LINK}

Total: ~2,000 words. SEO target: "how to shorten affiliate links"

Title: The Bitly Alternative I Wish I Knew About 5 Years Ago

Intro (0:00–0:45):
- Show your current Bitly dashboard
- Frame the problem: pricing, GDPR, missing features

Section 1 — The pricing trap (0:45–2:30):
- Bitly Free vs Bitly Pro vs Bitly with A/B testing
- $199/mo for features competitors include free

Section 2 — Live demo of promolinks (2:30–6:00):
- Sign up flow (30 sec)
- Create a short link with custom slug
- Show A/B test setup
- Show bounce booster config
- Show click analytics dashboard

Section 3 — The EU hosting angle (6:00–7:30):
- Why this matters for EU customers
- Real GDPR scenarios

Section 4 — Honest comparison (7:30–9:00):
- When Bitly is still right (brand recognition, US-only audience)
- When promolinks wins (EU clients, budget-conscious, all-in-one needs)

CTA (9:00–10:00):
- Affiliate link in description {YOUR_LINK}
- "Try the free tier and tell me what you think"