Why do you request my twitter id and password? There should only be a need to create an account and login to twitClicks to enable tracking for the proper account holder.
I don’t feel comfortable entering password info on a 3rd party site.
I really enjoyed this information.. I appreciate you explaining it in plain English… I so need that…. I would also like for you to keep me in mind for beta testing your projects..
Thanks for all you do and I am looking forward to seeing lots more from you.
Blessings,
Patti Allred
NC
Great service. Love to see a mashup of this, bit.ly (for shorter URLs and other stats) and Delicious (for better tagging and searching). Keep up the good work.
This is a really neat idea. Only sorry I didn’t click the link before to see what was going on with you. I’ll start putting it to use. Thank you for sharing.
Does this work with affilate tracking or ClickBank ? I been using http://pinurl.com/ which works with ClickBank, I like pinurl, you can mask links, title them, view how many clicks. I then recloak them @ TwitPwr http://twitpwr.com/TwitterMe/ for more tracking and ranking, works great. Well I guess I’ll try this and see if I can cloak them 3 times.
Very nice! Would be even better if you had a button that can be dragged into the toolbar that shrinks the urls automatically, like what bit.ly offers. I know it takes only a few seconds at most to copy and paste a url to twitclicks, but when someone is shrinking a lot of urls, those seconds add up to hours of time wasted in the long run. Efficiency is key, and because of that, I will stick with bit.ly at this time. Just being honest with my feedback. I will keep an eye on twitclicks though. Best regards
Looks like a value-added url shortener. But I’m not going to use it or recommend it because you require my twitter ID to log in. I think you’d do better by allowing people a separate user ID sign up as per snipurl, tweetburner et al.
Absolute genius..to say I am impressed is an understatement by any standard. Kyle You are amazing. Thank you for sharing your marketing gifts with others. If you love fantasy, or have someone who does, let me know, I will send you a thank you gift, of my award winning book, see more about it at TalesofTamoor.com
Roylan on 5:32 pm
This is a really neat piece of software. You did a good job!
Thanks.
Russell W on 4:27 pm
Wow. This is really slick. It’s a nice improvement on the normal URL shortening services!
Tweeter Stuff » TwitClicks: URL shortener with mega stats on 12:08 pm
[...] I could talk about how much detail it goes in to but I really think ypu should watch their introductory video from their blog. [...]
Veronock on 2:15 pm
This is a neat application Kyle. Wonderful idea and great job man. Keep it up.
Troy Boyette on 9:22 pm
Why do you request my twitter id and password? There should only be a need to create an account and login to twitClicks to enable tracking for the proper account holder.
I don’t feel comfortable entering password info on a 3rd party site.
CasseyLim on 8:56 pm
Sounds really Neat!! I’ll definitely try this out for my next link share. thx
Patti Allred on 9:46 am
I really enjoyed this information.. I appreciate you explaining it in plain English… I so need that…. I would also like for you to keep me in mind for beta testing your projects..
Thanks for all you do and I am looking forward to seeing lots more from you.
Blessings,
Patti Allred
NC
Jan McLaughlin on 2:31 pm
What screencast software did you use to record this. Love your new Twitter service by the way… Great idea.
alton on 2:59 am
Great well done easy to follow and very useful tool.
Kawika Holbrook on 1:04 am
Great service. Love to see a mashup of this, bit.ly (for shorter URLs and other stats) and Delicious (for better tagging and searching). Keep up the good work.
Rick the Dive Bum on 11:36 pm
Kyle is AWESOME! Just meet him and Ryan at a Meetup.com group last night in Tampa and this app they invented is INSANE!
Miriam Walcott on 4:57 pm
This is a really neat idea. Only sorry I didn’t click the link before to see what was going on with you. I’ll start putting it to use. Thank you for sharing.
jack on 8:54 pm
cool tool! you are way ahead of the game in this internet technology bits
Joe on 12:58 am
Great info Kyle,
Does this work with affilate tracking or ClickBank ? I been using http://pinurl.com/ which works with ClickBank, I like pinurl, you can mask links, title them, view how many clicks. I then recloak them @ TwitPwr http://twitpwr.com/TwitterMe/ for more tracking and ranking, works great. Well I guess I’ll try this and see if I can cloak them 3 times.
Thanks for the info.
Mark Grah on 10:04 pm
Great tool.Your software is powerful.
Thanks.
Mario Remedios on 7:28 pm
Smart man, I’m using this right now. Great, thanks!
Twitter Expert on 9:27 pm
What a great idea, thanks so much for creating it. I will be blogging about this tweet click tracking app.
Richard on 12:17 am
Very nice! Would be even better if you had a button that can be dragged into the toolbar that shrinks the urls automatically, like what bit.ly offers. I know it takes only a few seconds at most to copy and paste a url to twitclicks, but when someone is shrinking a lot of urls, those seconds add up to hours of time wasted in the long run. Efficiency is key, and because of that, I will stick with bit.ly at this time. Just being honest with my feedback. I will keep an eye on twitclicks though. Best regards
Jacquelain on 4:55 am
For some reason I can’t sign in to this program, I hope someone can help me.
Thanks JackieO (aka Jacquelain)
Peggy Dolane on 9:31 pm
Looks like a value-added url shortener. But I’m not going to use it or recommend it because you require my twitter ID to log in. I think you’d do better by allowing people a separate user ID sign up as per snipurl, tweetburner et al.
Tom on 2:38 am
I have been using bit.ly but this looks better! I will give it a try. Thank you!
Michele on 7:01 am
Absolute genius..to say I am impressed is an understatement by any standard. Kyle You are amazing. Thank you for sharing your marketing gifts with others. If you love fantasy, or have someone who does, let me know, I will send you a thank you gift, of my award winning book, see more about it at TalesofTamoor.com
Marcus on 12:01 am
Having as much information as possible about one’s marketing is really important and that is what I most love about this. Great work. Thanks.
Josef on 2:13 pm
great stuff. will use it for the next time and I hope it does, what it promised to me. THX