Su.pr, A New URL Shortening Service by StumbleUpon + Posting to Twitter & Facebook

by Scott Beale on June 22, 2009 · 3 comments

Su.pr

StumbleUpon recently launched Su.pr, their new URL shortening service that allows you to cross-post to StumbleUpon, Twitter and Facebook at the same time. It provides various traffic statistics and also allows you to schedule posts in the future.

It’s currently invite only, but I have a few invite codes to give out. Just use suprsquid when signing up.

Check out Tim Ferriss’ write-up on Su.pr for more info.

UPDATE 1: You guys are fast! All 250 of the invite codes have been claimed.

UPDATE 2: SU just gave us another 250 invite codes to give out.

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1 garethjax June 22, 2009 at 12:56 pm

Sorry but i was directed to http://doesnt.wor.kr :)

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2 terry June 22, 2009 at 1:53 pm

Yep. Pass. su.pr is shorter than bit.ly or tinyurl.com so I thought I’d try it, but the “toolbar” frame on all redirected pages is incredibly irritating, and not worth saving the single character in the URL. Points for effort, I guess.

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3 Dave Bullock June 22, 2009 at 8:56 pm

Very cool, I’m guessing it’s from the Bit.ly people. Bit.ly already offers many of the tracking features, and happens to have the same feedback tab on the right. Thanks for the code!

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