BL.INK is a link management and URL shortening service that creates an environment to manage every touch, monitor for accuracy, and provides analytical insights to measure value and performance.
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OSlash
Score 8.5 out of 10
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OSlash is an enterprise URL manager that helps teams navigate, manage, and share information by internally naming all important links.
It's as simple as that using BL.INK. Our entire crew found it simple to set up, and we can now all shorten links for our company. It notifies you whether you've previously linked to that website or if you've used a specific short link. The Chrome extension is a nice addition, and I especially like the dynamic links, which allow me to send a user to different affiliate pages depending on where they're joining from, or to the webinar sign-up page before the webinar, the live YouTube page during the webinar, and the webinar expired page after the webinar. Everything is simple to set up, and their welcome sequence was excellent.
It is great to help build URLs that have SEO value. It is valuable to be able to have all the URLs in a place, at a glance, and make bulk updates. Easy integration. High price!!
Pricing is an issue if you upgrade to Pro OR Business plan.
when you share any shortened link to social media the resulted post sometimes missed the attached media or it shows a blank preview. May be it a technical glitch but happens with me sometimes.
Need to add some more features like saving data of any page if I lose over any page from the middle, it will make it different from browser bookmark functionality.
Original links to be pasted when I use the link of my OSlash on pasting so that the opponent user gets the things, else he/she needs to go to that page first for getting info.
BL.INK is the first product I used for my organization but we switched Rebrandly due to pricing as it was cheaper. At the time we were a smaller company so we switched to Rebrandly due to the similarities between the two products. Since we have grown into a larger organization we switched back to BL.INK
