Your pitch, under control.
Review the message and recipient before sending from your connected Gmail. Set the pace without losing the personal touch.
A good reply deserves a finished link.
The pitch is sent. The editor is interested. Now keep the brief, follow-up, and publication from falling through the cracks.
View full-size screenshot ↗Know where every opportunity stands.
Replies that lead somewhere.
Keep the conversation with the opportunity. Imported replies stop pending follow-ups, leaving you a clear next move.
The work after the yes.
Bring the brief, owner, deadline, and draft together. Check the published link before marking the opportunity complete.
From a promising page to a published link.
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Bring your research.
Add a relevant page, a business contact, and the reason your resource is a fit.
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Make the introduction.
Edit your pitch, approve it, and choose an optional follow-up. LinkPert handles the queue within your sending limits.
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Follow through on the reply.
Agree the deliverable and track the work through drafting, review, and publication.
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Check the result.
Record the live page. LinkPert checks its HTML for your target link so you can separate an agreement from a placement.
Built for the links you earn through relationships.
Pitch a guest post, suggest a useful addition to an article, or share a resource with an editor. Keep the context and the next step together, whatever the opportunity.
Guest posts
Take the article from agreed angle to delivered draft.
Guest posts →Editorial insertions
Keep the source page, proposed addition, and target link together.
Editorial insertions →Resource pages
Make a relevant introduction and track the editor’s response.
Resource pages →Good questions.
Does it discover prospects or write articles?
Bring your researched contacts and content. Automated discovery, email verification, AI-written articles, and publishing to other websites are not included. There is no public developer API.
Which email providers can I connect?
The current pilot supports Gmail. You approve the messages; LinkPert processes the queue and synchronizes replies. Outlook, SMTP, and IMAP are not yet supported.
Can other people access my workspace?
Records belong to the signed-in user. Assigning an owner to a brief organizes the work; it does not create shared seats or grant another person access.
Can I get started now?
LinkPert is in a private pilot. Request early access to discuss your workflow. Public registration and paid checkout are not open yet.