Every feature in LinqDesk

Contact-path triage. An hourly agent visits each new prospect site, finds the real way in and routes it. A site with a public email, or one found through the email finder, goes to the email pipeline. A site that needs an account, a membership application, a claimed platform listing or a contact form lands in Manual tasks with its own To do, Filling form, Pending, Form sent, Live flow. Live promotes the lead to Won.

Bot walls are not dead ends. A site behind Cloudflare, Sucuri or a hosting firewall often answers a plain request with a 403. The check retries with the headers Chrome sends, then reads the page in headless Chromium. Only a site that turns even a browser away stays Not checked, and those are tried again a few days later.

Bounce recovery. A bounce is treated as a wrong address, not a dead site. The bounced address is blocked for good, the site is read again for another address, the email finder is asked too, and the prospect goes back to New so outreach starts over in a fresh thread. With nothing else on the site, a contact form turns it into a Manual task. Three bounces on one site and it is left alone.

Order stages. Every guest post carries an order stage: agreed, writing, article sent, published, paid, with an article due date. A Won link with a live URL moves to published by itself, Paid stamps the date, and the Won links tab lists open orders with overdue articles and money still owed.

Article briefs and articles. One click writes a brief for the writer: title, meta, outline, the two client links with anchors, and notes built from the client profile and what the host site ranks for. With AI on, the orders agent writes the article itself and sends it in the thread.

Asking prices. A reply that names a price is read for it and lands on the prospect as the asking price, separate from the agreed cost. Budgets shows quotes on the table against what is left to spend, and the replies agent never agrees a price above the client's max cost per link.

Link monitoring. The weekly monitor fetches each placement page as an ordinary browser and looks for a real link to the client's domain. A 404 or a redirect home is Lost on the first check, an unreachable page has to fail three in a row, and a link that turned nofollow is emailed to you like a loss.

Google index check. A live guest post Google has not indexed passes next to nothing. Each placement page is looked up on Google every 2 days for its first two weeks, then weekly until it shows up, then monthly in case Google drops it. A page still not indexed after two weeks, or dropped, is in your daily alert email so you can ask the publisher to link to it or submit it in Search Console.