Twitter plans to stop counting links and

pearladmin May 18, 2016

Twitter plans to stop counting links and images against the 140-character limit very soon. While this is excellent news for marketers, we wonder if this will affect the use of link shortners like bit.ly. What do you think? https://ow.ly/RjBY300gr2f

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