How many links we can share in a day through bilty.com?
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I m looking my shared URL in Just Discovered links tab not Open site explorer.
Can you suggest me also right way of the bilty shared process?
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Are you looking in the main part of Open Site Explorer, or the Just Discovered Links tab?
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Thanks for reply but i have checked, I have shared so many numbers links via bitly, but not showing all links Open Site Explorer, it was showing only 3-4 links out of 30 links. what the reason behind this?
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You can share Infinite no. of links no limits.
Thanks,
Akhilesh
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I would add as many as you wish, as long as it benefits your site and users. URL shorteners treat links just like a 301 redirect.
Here is some more info about URL shorteners, and their affect on SEO
Hope this helps!
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