Beautiful link redirects – with Pretty Links
Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2025 10:40 am
If you have been active in online marketing for a while, you will notice that there are always links that are not really "nice". For example, your affiliate advertising links, whether from Amazon, Elopage, Digistore or elsewhere. Or you have different Zoom rooms and can hardly remember what each link stands for and always have to laboriously copy them out of the Zoom app.
Pretty Links provides a quick greece telegram screening and easy solution: Simply insert the target link into the mask in your WordPress dashboard and add a desired name and an ugly link like this will be transformed into:
a much shorter link like – I think that's really cool! Especially because when I create a new landing page, I only have to adjust the link in Pretty Links. That saves work and reduces the risk of outdated links that lead nowhere.
MonsterInsights – Google Analytics for WordPress Plugin
Collecting information about your website visitors with Google Analytics is one thing. But understanding and configuring Google Analytics correctly is another.
However, you should at least keep an eye on a few key figures for your website – because without proper monitoring, you won’t know where you stand and whether you’re on the right track.
For example, if you just want to know on which days of the last month you had how many visitors and which were your most popular pages and blog posts, then the Monsterinsights plugin is a good choice for a quick overview.
Pretty Links provides a quick greece telegram screening and easy solution: Simply insert the target link into the mask in your WordPress dashboard and add a desired name and an ugly link like this will be transformed into:
a much shorter link like – I think that's really cool! Especially because when I create a new landing page, I only have to adjust the link in Pretty Links. That saves work and reduces the risk of outdated links that lead nowhere.
MonsterInsights – Google Analytics for WordPress Plugin
Collecting information about your website visitors with Google Analytics is one thing. But understanding and configuring Google Analytics correctly is another.
However, you should at least keep an eye on a few key figures for your website – because without proper monitoring, you won’t know where you stand and whether you’re on the right track.
For example, if you just want to know on which days of the last month you had how many visitors and which were your most popular pages and blog posts, then the Monsterinsights plugin is a good choice for a quick overview.