SEO / link building · Own product
An internal tool for running link building across many sites: anchor lists per promoted URL, a shared base of donor sites, placement in one click with memory of what is already there, and a module on my own network of sites that publishes each link as soon as it is placed.
The challenge
Link building for several projects at once usually lives in spreadsheets: one tab of anchors, another of donor sites, a third of links already placed. Each new placement means cross-checking all three by hand.
The mistakes add up. One page gets the same anchor again and again, its anchor profile turns lopsided, or the same site links to it over and over while other sites in the network stay unused. With dozens of URLs and donor sites, nobody remembers what went where.
Promotion ran through my own network of sites, so every link also had to be published by hand on the right site. I needed a workspace where every promoted URL has its own anchor list, donor sites are shared across projects, repeats are visible before they happen, and a placed link reaches the site without manual work.
The approach
Projects are grouped by category, and each project holds the URLs being promoted, each with its target keyword. A URL without a keyword is tracked as an anchorless link. Every row shows how many anchors and links it already has.
Anchors are pasted as a list, one per line. The clickable part is marked with [a]…[/a], so an anchor can be a whole sentence with the link inside it. One button links the selected text, another links every line. Duplicates are skipped, and each anchor shows how many times it has been used.
The placement screen lists every donor site with its PR and the number of links it already carries, and highlights sites that already link to this URL. Choosing a site opens the URL's anchors with how often each one has been used. With the one-use option on, an anchor locks after its first link to the URL, so every new link gets different text. One click saves the link over AJAX.
Each URL keeps its placed links with anchor, site, PR and how many days ago the link went live, plus how long the page has been promoted. Deleting a site, URL or anchor cleans up the links that depend on it.
A small module runs on every one of the 1,300+ sites of my network. When a link is placed in the workspace, the system sends it to that site, and the module publishes it. Choosing an anchor and getting a live link is one step, with no logging in to each site.
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The outcome
Send a short brief about your project. Within 24 hours you get an estimate or a clear next step, even if we don't work together.