Charts
• Adobe Flash needs to be installed and updated on your PC to view charts.• Stats need to be enabled for a URL by either logging in or check marking "Log stats for this URL" when you create it.
• Bar charts will be blank and pie charts will be "missing" completely if clicks for the week are zero. It is not a bug or browser problem, but simply was designed to not display any chart if clicks for the time period is zero. Systems, Browsers, Countries pie charts only display metrics for the current week (they are reset on Sun) so will sometimes appear to not match-up with bar charts. Also note that the "year" bar chart view has been reset for 2011, but Total clicks have not been reset.
n/a on a pie chart means a source is unidentified or not available. There are many miscellaneous mobile platforms that may fall through the cracks of our ID system. There are hundreds of possible bots, but will display robot clicks only if visited by these most common ones: Googlebot, msnbot, slurp, askjeeves, fastcrawler, infoseek, lycos. The remaining bots will fall into n/a category.
Having trouble viewing bar charts or pie charts using Internet Explorer? See this page.
Having trouble deciphering the 2-letter geocodes found on stats pages? Here is a geocode decode.
Click Statistics
Why don't Tiny stats always show the same number of clicks as Google analytics, bitly, or other tracking methods? Those services appear to subtract search engines and various robot clicks from their totals, or something else? Tiny gives you the full, unfiltered story that others do not. Total clicks = all visitors, regardless of source. Unique clicks = all unique visitors. Return clicks = total visits minus uniques.Social Media Click Statistics
Are you experiencing many clicks immediatelyafter posting to a social media site? It's because bots will hit your link as soon as they see it. Bots are automated software that surf web sites looking for information. What you see in this case are twitter bot and various other social media analysis engines crawling and collecting content data on your link.Country Codes
Having trouble deciphering the 2-letter geocodes found on stats pages? Here is a geocode decode.Traffic Filter
Is your marketing campaign meant for certain languages or otherwise geotargeted? This means you might be wasting autoresponder resources, losing affiliate sales or time spent weeding out prospects. Decide who sees your link by adding
customized web filtering. Traffic filter is customizable by location, browser or operating system. It won't give you any extra clicks then your promotions normally generate, it simply filters the visitors.
Bookmarklet
Get one click link shortening anywhere you go on the internet! And automatically shorten address of the page you are currently on. First drag and drop Tiny onto your toolbar. Once Tiny is on your Firefox, Safari or Chrome toolbar, or in your Internet Explorer Bookmarks, you can shorten from the site you are visiting. A tiny link will be created for the URL currently in your address bar, with just a mouse click. You won't need to copy and paste that URL into our site first, it will be done automatically.To use with
Internet Explorer: Right click this icon 
then - click Add to Favorites... click Yes if a security alert pops-up (this is simply showing you that the link contains javascript). Click OK to add Tiny to your Favorites list, or highlight "Links" then OK to put Tiny onto your Explorer toolbar. If your Links toolbar is not visible, you can enable it in View >Toolbars > Links at the top of your web browser. Your browser must be enabled to allow JavaScript. Also, make sure your popup blocker allows the tiny.cc domain.
What is a URL ?
Uniform Resource Locater is used to specify addresses on the World Wide Web. A URL is the basic identifier for any resource found on the Web (hypertext pages, audio files and images). Here are some advantages to a short or custom URL:People sometimes guess the domain name of sites they have not visited before; so pick a name that describes your blog, company or brand.
Even when people have been to a site before, they will often try to guess or remember the site name instead of using a bookmark or history list; so create a memorable domain name that is easy to spell.
Shorter URLs are better since people often type them manually.
Social interface to the Web relies on email and networking sites. When users recommend web pages to each other, email and bookmarking sites are second only to search engines; so shorter is better. URLs greater than 78 characters long will usually wrap across a line feed, increasing likelihood of breaking.
Some email clients impose a length limit at which lines are automatically broken; requiring the user to paste a long URL back together, rather than just clicking on it. A short URL alias is much less likely to break.
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