Ventures for Transformation

Why shorten (and re-direct) web addresses (also known as URLs)?  On Twitter and some instant messaging services, there is a total character limit to send messages.  Using shortening (and then re-directing the shortened web address to the desired destination web address) can enable users to include a web address that would not otherwise fit.  Also, it can sometimes simply be more convenient to share a short string of characters as a web address than a lengthy, complex string of characters.

Ventures for Transformation has registered and now uses the web domain XLNT.AT to shorten referenced web-addresses (also known as URL's) and re-direct web surfers to notable websites and resources on the Internet for excellence, inspiration, and extraordinary quality of life.

• For example:
  The shortened web address, http://xlnt.at/vft, re-directs a web sufer to...
  http://venturesfortransformation.com.
  

View the latest notable websites and web resources referred by XLNT.AT on Twitter at...  http://twitter.com/xlnt_at

Ventures for Transformation with 360° Achievement Coaching has registered and now uses the web domain ACVH.NET to shorten referenced web-addresses (also known as URL's) and re-direct web surfers to notable websites and resources on the Internet for leadership, achievement and empowerment.

• For example:
  The shortened web address, http://achv.net/360, re-directs a web sufer to...  http://360achievementcoaching.com.
  

View the latest notable websites and web resources referred by ACHV.NET on Twitter at...  http://twitter.com/achv_net