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The 60-second version
A redirect link is a short URL that forwards to a longer destination. You share the short one; anyone who clicks lands on the target. Swap the target any time and the short link keeps working.
Trial booking link
go.acme.sg/trialacme.sg/p1-maths-trial?utm…Active Copy URL
What a redirect link is
- Name — a label so you recognise the link in your list.
- Short URL — the tidy link you actually share.
- Target URL — where it forwards to (long links and tracking parameters live here).
- Status — active or off, so you can retire a link without losing it.
Create & manage links
In Redirect Links (admin), create a link with a name, its short URL, and the target. Everything is editable afterwards.
- Copy URL — grab the short link to paste into a message.
- Toggle status — switch a link on or off.
- Edit or delete — change the target or remove the link entirely.
Where to use them
Use a redirect link anywhere you’d paste a URL — a WhatsApp reply, a broadcast, a workflow message. A short, on-brand link looks more trustworthy than a sprawling one, and keeping the destination editable means a single link can point at this month’s page, then next month’s.
Tip
Pair a redirect link with a custom value — store the short link once and reference it across every workflow.
Good to know & pitfalls
- One short link, one destination. The short URL is what you share; the target URL is where it sends people. Edit the target later without changing the link you’ve already sent out.
- Pause without breaking things. Toggle a link’s status off to deactivate it — useful when a promo ends — without deleting it.
- Short links read better in messages. A tidy go.acme.sg/trial beats a long URL with tracking parameters in a WhatsApp message.
- Copy, don’t retype. Use Copy URL so the link you paste is always exact.
- An admin tool. Redirect links are created and managed in the admin area.
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