Short links, tall problems: why you should stop using third-party link-shortening tools
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Here is the complete guidance on using third-party link-shortening tools: Please don’t The end. Short isn’t always sweet. Or safest. If you have been using third-party link shortening tools in your communication materials, you can now eliminate that step from …