Vanity URLs have been long misunderstood, for good reason. A vanity URL is an unique web address that is branded for marketing purposes. Vanity URLs are a type of custom URL that exists to help users ...

A vanity URL is a Web address that contains the name of a user or product. On Facebook, for example, John Smith's vanity URL could be facebook.com/johnsmith. Your ...

The ability of Google to reclaim any custom name precedes this clause, and it makes sense for the Google+ Team to highlight that power at the outset of the custom URL project. But offering a free hit ...

Certain social media sites, including Facebook, Twitter and Google+, allow users to use “vanity URLs” that create a direct link to the user’s profile. For ...

Facebook will soon be allowing all users to claim a vanity URL pointing to their regular profile page, we’ve heard from a reliable source. The announcement should come sometime later this week.

It’s all very well grabbing a Facebook Vanity URL when they launch in a few hours’ time, but how do you track who’s using it? SocialToo may have the solution. The company, which already offers a range ...

You're all excited about getting your vanity Facebook URL at the stroke of midnight (PT). You'll finally be facebook.com/mememe! But the truth is, you're not only too ...

I recently went through the process of setting up a YouTube channel for one of my websites and came across a very unusual issue… Did you know that Google doesn’t allow you to claim your vanity URL as ...

As promised, Twitter has opened up for verified users vanity URLs for upcoming profiles on its Vine short video service . To reserve your URL, you’ll need to head to the Vine website and login.

Google’s revealed that its social network system Google+ is going to allow users to adopt vanity URLs. The move will start with verified people and pages that are mainly celebrities or brands, and ...

As of late, Google+ is getting a series of updates in order to become as popular and dominant as Facebook and Twitter. The updates include addition of new features and deeper integration with other ...

Facebook watchdog AllFacebook is reporting that the company is asking select users if they would be willing to pay for vanity URLs, such as "http://www.facebook.com ...