ShortQR Guide
Using a URL Shortener for Email Newsletters
Email links often carry long tracking parameters that look suspicious to readers. A URL shortener replaces these with a short, clean link that's easier to trust and click, while still tracking engagement.
By ShortQR Editorial Team · Updated September 2026 · 4 min read
Quick answer: Open the ShortQR URL Shortener, paste your campaign or article link, click Shorten URL, then use the short link in your newsletter.
Key Points
- Cleaner links that readers are more likely to trust
- Hides long tracking parameters from view
- Built-in click tracking without extra tools
- Consistent short-link branding across campaigns
Frequently Asked Questions
Do short links reduce email deliverability?
Reputable shorteners like ShortQR do not negatively affect deliverability when used normally.
Can I track how many people clicked my newsletter link?
Yes, every shortened link includes built-in click tracking.
Is it safe to use short links in emails?
Yes, as long as the shortener is reputable. ShortQR redirects use secure HTTPS.
Related Tools & Guides
- URL Shortener — shorten any link, free
- Short URL Guide — tips and comparisons
- FAQ — common questions answered