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After being online for less then ninety days, Linkbee.com officially breaks out of BETA, launches it’s first Facebook application and registers more then 250,000 visits in a single day.

Toronto, ON (PRWEB) September 3, 2008 — Based out of Toronto, Linkbee.com has officially broken out of BETA, launched its first Facebook application and registered more then 250,000 visits in a single day. The website has been live for just under 90 days and is breaking new records on a day to day basis.

Unlike its competitors like TinyURL, LinkBee offers the distinct possibility to earn money, allowing users to choose to show ads and share revenues on links they create. The more links created and the more traffic a user can provide, the more money a user will make. Recently the website has been featured on various blogs and news sites such as CNET, Venturebeat, Vyrotek etc, all noting the unique concept.

Most notably, LinkBee allows Plurk and Twitter users to manage, earn and track their posted tweets or plurks. Some users have opted to stay away from the ads and merely use LinkBee for its tracking and management power, while most users are looking to add a few extra dollars in their pockets. LinkBee offers users three options, no ads, frame ads and interstitial ads. The rates fluctuate weekly and are posted within a users account.

The pipeline is full of fresh ideas with a line up of new features expected over the course of two months. “Our main goal is to deliver the highest payout in the industry, a rate so appealing that no one will opt out from using our services,” says Chris Pavlovski, co-founder of Linkbee.com.

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