Make an existing article more useful.
Found a page where your resource belongs? Keep the proposed addition, editor’s reply, and final placement in one place.
Start with the gap you can fill.
Read the article before reaching out. Explain which section your reference improves and what readers gain from it. A specific suggestion gives the editor something useful to evaluate.
Keep the proposal precise.
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Save the context.
Record the article, relevant section, target URL, and proposed wording.
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Agree the change.
Keep the editor’s feedback with the opportunity so the final proposal is clear.
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Check what went live.
Record the public URL, run the target-link check, and review the surrounding text.
The editor stays in control.
The publisher decides whether and how to update the page. LinkPert tracks your proposal and checks the result; it does not edit another website. Paid placements must follow applicable disclosure and search-engine rules.
Good questions.
Does the check confirm the exact placement?
It checks for the target link in fetched HTML. Review the anchor, surrounding text, redirects, and link attributes on the live page yourself.