2026-11-08
100 links at once — how to use bulk CSV shortening
Say promotion season requires share links for 100 products. Paste-and-create, one hundred times — what could you do with that time instead?
Finish it with one spreadsheet file
Lay out two columns in your spreadsheet:
| Column | Contents |
|---|---|
| 1 | Original URL (the product page) |
| 2 | Link name (your own label, e.g. the product number) |
Upload the file to bulk CSV conversion and every short link is created in one pass. Naming links by product number pays off later: the analytics screen will tell you at a glance that "item 1047 got clicked".
Where people actually use it
- E-commerce: pre-build share links for every sale item
- Real estate & autos: stop hand-making a link per listing
- Education: batch-organize per-class material links
- Franchise: HQ generates per-branch event links in one go
After generating
If you used a different link per channel, analytics can show which product got the response. Naming links by a consistent rule is what makes that possible.