Whenever an S.id link leads to a page that says "Link Expired," that means the S.id link is no longer accessible because the time previously set by the link owner has expired.

Expired Links is an additional feature of the S.id link shortener, allowing the link owner to set how long the link is accessible to the source link.

Remember that S.id is a link-shortening service; any S.id user can create customizable S.id links. If you encounter this issue, we recommend contacting the party who shared the S.id link with you to verify that the access period for the link is correct and should still be accessible or has expired.

What is S.id?

S.id is the world's shortest link shortener and microsite–an easy-to-use marketing tool for content creators, influencers, and brand and company marketers to share their information, knowledge, expertise, and products with everyone through the features provided by S.id.

How does S.id work?

Enter the long link or URL of your product or article into S.id to shorten it. You can also customize the shortened link to be simple and easy to remember and create a microsite for your social media link in the bio so that S.id can display it beautifully and structure.

Who uses S.id?

S.id is used by a diverse range of individuals, including influencers, mentors, teachers, public speakers, experts, artists, celebrities, writers, coaches, advisors, consultants, developers, entrepreneurs, companies, brands, and marketers–including you! Basically anyone who aims to inspire, share knowledge, and connect with their audience.

Is S.id paid?

All the S.id features needed for a novice marketer are completely free!

How to maximize the use of S.id?