goo.gl
I want to organize my links in goo.gl with tags or some kind of directory structure.
Currently I can hide links, which I guess, also counts as organizing them.
Is there a way to tag links in goo.gl? Or is there a way to organize them through the directories like in bit.ly?
I use Firefox heavily and would prefer a Firefox plugin if that's the way to go.
I found what was causing the problem.
The bookmarklet that I used didn't allow the URL to be added to my account history.
javascript:document.location='http://savanttools.com/get2post.asp?x-form-action=http://goo.gl/action/shorten&url='+encodeURIComponent(document.location.href)
Going back to doing it manually for now.
Publicizing
While not 'true' publicized - you can goto Goo.gl and view a list of all links that you've shortened - provided you were logged in to your Google account.
Sequential
It's very hard to answer this - I did a short experiment where I ,posted 4 links back to back and the shortener generated seemingly random links.
Having said that, if you decrement/replace the letter, you will go to a previous shortened URL, if it has been assigned.
Secret
They aren't - as mentioned above, you can replace any letter(s) and still find out the analytics.
Plus it's explicitly mentioned in the URL shortener page:
All goo.gl URLs and click analytics are public and can be accessed by anyone.
Private
For reasons mentioned above, it's not private
Best Answer
There's no way to tag or organize links by default. My suggestion is to use Delicious to store the shortened links. Delicious is an example, there are other sites such as pinboard, historious, scuttle where you can categorize links.