Cut Urls Here

Humans have limited cognitive load. A CuT URL reduces that load. Jakob Nielsen’s usability research indicates that users decode URLs subconsciously. They look at the domain and the first two folders.

Why bother shortening a link? It’s about more than just aesthetics. CuT URLs

A (Custom Tiny URL) replaces that random string of characters with a recognizable word or phrase. It typically follows this structure: Humans have limited cognitive load

Using temporary (302) redirects tells Google not to pass link equity. For permanent campaigns, always use redirects unless you are A/B testing. CuT URLs

: Concealing malicious landing pages to steal user credentials.