Archive for the ‘General’ category

Share Photos on Twitter!

May 10th, 2009

Sorry for the delay in updating our blog and the outdated blog design. I promise to make more consistent blog updates and get this design revamped for all of you.

On the main note, Linkbee has just added photo share technology for Twitter. In simple terms, you may easily upload photos at Linkbee and share them directly on your twitter feed. We have made this process as simple as possible by integrating the Twitter API and eliminating the process of logging in. Once you activate the Twitter authorization from within your Linkbee account, you’ll be able to post photos onto your Twitter account straight from Linkbee.

In terms of monetization, we integrated the interstitial option first. Within in a few weeks you can expect to share revenues with a banner option, but this time the banner will be right beside the shared photo. Give us a few weeks to execute this for you.

Hope everyone enjoys!

Linkbee.com Undergoing DB & Feature Upgrades

December 2nd, 2008

With the recent success of Linkbee, we are being forced to make some upgrades to our DB and platform so we can support our growth. During this upgrade, you may experience some downtime and/or broken features. We will update you when our transition is complete.

BUG: Google Chrome Blocking Linkbee?

October 15th, 2008

After roughly 173 complaints and after personally verifying the situation, it has come to my attention that Google Chrome has now blocked Linkbee.com, accusing Linkbee as a phishing scam. Clearly, something has gone horribly wrong with Google Chrome’s system and they messed something up. Linkbee is no way affiliated to any phishing scams, we completely denounce such horrible activity.

We are working diligently to try and solve this issue, but we don’t have many ideas at this moment. There is no efficient way to contact Google and get this resolved so we sent an email to every possible destination at Google hoping for the best. In the meantime, it looks like our Chrome users will have to revert back to Firefox or Opera.

I’m positive if TinyURL and our competitors aren’t blocked, Google will get this straightened out as soon as possible. After all, Google are the leaders in the online space, they don’t get there by making mistakes like this.

Find us on Twitter

September 22nd, 2008

Since we have a pretty decent Twitter following, we’ve decided to open up a Twitter account for those loyal Twitter users. You can easily follow us and our updates straight from your Twitter account. We will announce short form updates just as regularly as we update the Linkbee blog. For full details you’ll have to visit our blog though.

Follow us on Twitter here!

Welcome to the Linkbee.com Blog

September 22nd, 2008

It has taken us a few weeks to get this blog going, but we are finally here and ready to keep all the loyal Linkbee users updated frequently. You’ll find regular updates on payour rates, features, tools, and much more. We plan to update this blog at least 2-3 times per week so you might want to keep checking back for new updates.

Thanks to everyone who has supported Linkbee during all our growing pains :)