Adjix is a URL shortener but at the same those who sign up to use it. Adjix caters to what it calls a growing need for short Web addresses. People not only send addresses by e-mail, they increasingly use text messaging on cell phones, which has very limited space. In addition, long links may not work when you send them in an e-mail because they wrap from one line to the next.
Adjix is not only a link shortener, but if you’ve logged into your free Linker account on the Adjix website you can track who has clicked on your links plus you earn revenue from the Adjix ads which run when your shortened link is clicked.
How it works for Adjix linkers:
When linkers log in and create links they can get paid when people click on their links. Adjix does this by allowing linkers to share in our ad revenue. Linkers receive $0.0001/link impression and $0.20/ad click-through.
How it works for Adjix Advertisers:
Advertisers can be a part of the Adjix ad network by creating simple text ad campaigns for free and when they’re ready to go live they can just add funds into their account. Ads created by an Adjix advertiser scroll into the top of each Web page created by a linker. For advertisers it costs $0.00035/ad impression and $0.75/ad click-through.
As a conclusion, this is really a simple way to make money, especially while tweeting. You can’t write more than 140 words on Twitter, so you have to shorten your message on Twitter. At that point Adjix is an urgent need. Even the ads on the top might me annoying, it’s still a wonderful way to reach target in the presence of powerful social networks like Twitter.
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