How to manage redirect with multi accs

[social_newbie]

Hi
If I have 1k X accs, and I need to do redirect through bio link,
usually what is the best wway to do it? each accs use different domain? I think this will be very expensive

 

[RapidWorkers]

Hi
If I have 1k X accs, and I need to do redirect through bio link,
usually what is the best wway to do it? each accs use different domain? I think this will be very expensive

Running a thousand bio redirects needs varied trusted links and slow spaced activity to avoid filters

 

[social_newbie]

Bump

 

[social_newbie]

Any comments?

 

[Amaz0n]

You could try linktree or beacons or similar services. It's what OF girls put in their bios all the time.

Are you using it for mailing URLs?

 

[social_newbie]

You could try linktree or beacons or similar services. It's what OF girls put in their bios all the time.

Are you using it for mailing URLs?

Thanks, No i am plan to use it in social media accs, not mailing,

 

[Scarlett Parker]

Yeah, using separate domains gets costly. You can rotate subdomains or use a smart redirect service to manage it cheaper.

 

[Anson2008]

Use 5 links 1 link for 200 account easy that's what I do .

 

[gigateub]

You can also add your own domain on rebrandly and manage redirects.

but you can still get url banned by X and rebrandly isn't keen on crypto (if that's your niche)

 

[ClaudeTheGeek]

Hi
If I have 1k X accs, and I need to do redirect through bio link,
usually what is the best wway to do it? each accs use different domain? I think this will be very expensive

You'd most likely have to create your own tool

 

[social_newbie]

Hey, instead of 1k separate web addresses, you can use one main path and then unique extensions for each account. This lets you manage a lot from a single spot and cuts down on expenses. Good luck.

Y mean with sub domain?

 

[NathanCole7]

Use a URL shortener and rotate a small pool of domains to reduce flagging risk- cheaper than 1K custom domains.

 

[GrowthViaAds]

Yeah, using different domains would get pricey. A link shortener like Bitly or Rebrandly would be way cheaper and still let you manage everything easily.