US EditionBitly adds interstitial ads to shortened URLs, unlocking new revenue stream
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Bitly adds interstitial ads to shortened URLs, unlocking new revenue stream
Bitly, the well-known URL-shortening service, notified its customers about a change in its Free plan that will start adding interstitials with ads for shortened links and QR codes. The app also notified free users that they must upgrade to a paid plan to remove them. Starting in February, your Bitly links and QR Codes may show a preview page before directing your audience to the destination URL. This page includes information about the link and…
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