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Short Links

Short links and campaign stats, beside your sending tools

Shorten your links without leaving DiceX, use them in your messages, and see from the clicks where and when your campaign was seen.

At a glance

What this service does for you

  • What it does

    Turns a long address into a short link that takes little room in an SMS or a chat message, and records every click on it.

  • What it solves

    A long link can push an SMS into several parts and cost more, and it does not show how far a campaign reached; with scattered shorteners, you never know how long they will keep your link.

  • An example

    A shop that puts the link to its sale page in an SMS, and the next day sees which cities most clicks came from, and on which devices.

Creating links

Right where you write your messages

  • In the same account

    Create the link in DiceX; there is no other website to go to and no separate account.

  • Validity of your choice

    Choose how long each link stays valid, from a week to a year, and edit it whenever you need to.

  • Title and notes

    Give each link a title and notes, so you know later which campaign it was made for.

Statistics

See where and how your campaign was seen

The numbers are for deciding on your next campaign; a click is not necessarily a sale or a new customer.

  • Clicks

    See the number of clicks over time.

  • Geography

    See clicks by country and city, and on a map.

  • Devices and browsers

    Learn which devices and browsers people used to open the link.

Getting started

From creating a link to its report

  1. Create an account

    Create a DiceX account: the same account for every service.

  2. Create a link

    Enter the long address, a title and how long it stays valid.

  3. Put it in a message

    Use the short link in an SMS, a chat message or anywhere else.

  4. Read the report

    Use the clicks, geography and devices for your next campaign.

Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions

How long does a short link work?
Until the end of the validity you choose when you create or edit it.
Why use a short link in an SMS?
A long link takes many characters and can push an SMS into several parts that cost more; a short link takes less room, and its clicks are counted.

From your first SMS to your first meeting, in one account

Create an account and start any product you need from the same panel.

Questions? Write to us: hello@dicex.me