Agree the angle.
Record the audience, outline, and proposed reference before writing the full draft.
Turn a promising pitch into a published article.
The editor said yes. Keep the angle, draft, and deadline together so the opportunity makes it through to publication.
View full-size screenshot ↗Give the editor something worth saying yes to.
Lead with a specific reader problem and the experience you can contribute. Keep the proposed angle and publisher requirements with your prospect, ready for the next conversation.
Keep the brief with the work.
Keep revisions moving.
Track the current draft, editorial feedback, owner, and deadline in the cooperation brief.
Close the loop.
Save the published article and check the target link. Review the final context against the editor’s requirements.
Spend less time finding the latest promise.
No more searching an email thread for the agreed outline or wondering who owes a revision. The conversation and the delivery checklist stay connected.
See the full workflow ↗Good questions.
Who writes and publishes the article?
You and the publisher agree on the content. LinkPert organizes the brief and delivery; it does not write or publish articles on your behalf.