There are three benefits of Piar. The first thing is, it’s a link shortner. The next thing is, it gives you the ability to preview what your post will look like on social media before posting it. For example, you can see if the picture will show up properly on Facebook and twitter and if it does not you can upload a picture that will fit as well as write a new summary for that particular post. Now the summary will not change anything from your content; it will only change what the link shows. The third offering is the statistics of that particular link. This is a huge feature. It offers you insight on those who click on your link to view your content. It gives you a break down on their operational system, the platform they clicked your link from, the browsers, the country they are from and the city. They even give you a breakdown on visitor by: week, monthly, yesterday, last day, overall and all time. This is helpful data and it gives you insight on where your potential customers are from.
Now based on your plan you have a certain number of post you can preview which means images you can edit as well as see the statistics for. So say you got one code; you can get 100 image changes/statistics views or previews as they call it. Now you can reset your number of previews by deleting it from your dashboard. Deleting this will not make your link invalid but you will no longer be able to see the statistics or change the image. I would recommend picking this up because it allows you to make sure your images are posted cleanly on social media and it also gives you an idea of what content works and what does not based on the stats.