Practical writing about short links in Ethiopian languages, what your click data actually shows, and how to automate link creation for a business or a campaign.
EthioLink turns a long web address into a short link you can say out loud — in Amharic, Tigrinya, Oromo, Somali, English, or any language written in Ge'ez or Latin script. This is the plain-language explanation of what it does, who it is for, and what it costs.
Read the post →Instagram, TikTok and Facebook each give you one link — and no way to show a shop, a Telegram channel and your latest video at the same time. Here is how to build a creator page on EthioLink, which links to put first, and how to read the clicks afterwards.
Read more →Ethiopia writes in two scripts: Ge'ez for Amharic and Tigrinya, Latin for Oromo, Somali and Afar. Here is how short links work in each case, and how the automatic twin code keeps a Ge'ez link usable inside systems that only accept ASCII.
Read more →Create links programmatically with POST /api/v1/shorten, list and update them, read per-link click analytics, and receive click events on your own webhook — with the exact request and response shapes, plus curl, Node and Python examples.
The short answer: an Ethiopian link shortener with Ge'ez and Latin codes, click analytics you can actually read, plans priced in birr, and a free tier you can start on today without a card.
Read more →No account, Free, Starter, Business or Enterprise? What each account type unlocks — link limits, analytics depth, API keys, branded hosts and team workspaces — and how to tell which one your work actually needs.
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