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Su.pr Opens Up To Public

by | Wednesday, 08th Jul 2009 | 4 Comments | Share

Su.pr the URL shortening service created by the folks behind the social networking and sharing site StumbleUpon has finally gone public after a long period of closed beta testing.

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Su.pr connects directly to your & account allowing you to tweet or update your Facebook status within their own interface, the good part about this is that it also allows you to schedule tweets or status messages to go out at a later time.

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Once you have send out a tweet, su.pr will track and create detailed analytics for the post, in addition to promoting the link to SU users. You will also able to see the the number of views that you received from Stumble upon users, the number of retweets and so on.

In addition to that Su.pr also allows you to create Short URLs on your own domain and provides users with a plugin to integrate Su.pr into their blog and a handy bookmarklet to shorten URLs from anywhere.

Su.pr is definitely something you might want to use to get that extra traffic to your server, you don’t need to sign up to Su.pr if you are already a StumbleUpon user.

[via TechCrunch]

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  1. Michael Aulia on July 8th, 2009 at 6:32 pm #

    I tried this last week but I’m still confused. I thought that we’re not supposed to stumble our own post?

    • Keith Dsouza on July 8th, 2009 at 7:13 pm #

      @Michael StumbleUpon does not have a restriction on stumbling your own posts, however it does bans site for some time or until you submit xx stumbles if you do that very frequently

  2. Michael Aulia on July 9th, 2009 at 4:02 am #

    Ah okay, I guess they have changed their policy or something. Good to know. Cheers