Carriers filter texts by the domain in the link. Linkturf puts your SMS links on your own domain, so your blasts reach the phones you paid to reach.
Get early accessA blocked text does not bounce. It vanishes. You paid for the send, the customer never saw it, and your report says delivered to carrier. The link domain is one of the first things filters judge.
Public shorteners put your message on a domain shared with spammers. Industry guidance is explicit: commercial SMS should use a branded domain you control, not a public shortener.
Texts are short and trust is thin. A branded link like go.yourbrand.com/vip reads as you. A random shortener string reads as a risk, to carriers and to customers.
The fix is structural. Your own domain means your own reputation. Nobody else can burn it, carriers can trust it, and every tap lands in analytics you own. Set up takes about 15 minutes: here is the walkthrough, and here is the full story on carrier filtering.
Pick /sale, /vip, /july. Short enough for a text, clear enough to tap. Edit the destination later without resending anything.
Watch taps roll in by device, location, and time. If a campaign underperforms, you will know whether it was the offer or the delivery.
Click data lives in your account, exportable in one click. We never sell it, share it, or use your audience for anything.
7-day free trial. Bring a domain, add one DNS record, send with confidence.
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