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Your agent researches publisher fit and writes pitches for review. AgentLinkOps keeps prospects, contacts, outcomes and link evidence; your mail tool handles sending and replies. For a complete first campaign, connect your agent. Use this page to improve the research brief before outreach.

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Build a shortlist

Start with your target page, audience and any existing exports. The campaign skill can use saved backlinks, competitor research and its own search and browser tools. Use agentlinkops-campaigns to qualify publisher pages. Provide the destination URL, audience and candidate pages. The workflow returns the relevant page section, the value your resource adds, a pursue-or-skip reason, source URLs, observation dates and missing evidence. Review the shortlist before saving prospects or authorizing new research. Publisher qualification does not send messages. Choose exact publisher pages, not just domains. Keep eligible, rejected and unresolved candidates separate. An index result is a lead to investigate; a missing result does not establish absence. Hosted imports, backlink lookups and selected candidate checks are available; hosted searches for new opportunities remain disabled. Capability status distinguishes hosted operations from the separate local research toolkit.

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Find a public contact route

Ask your agent to inspect the publisher’s stated submission or contact route and keep its source URL. Use published addresses only. An address is not a deliverability check, and a Contact link needs inspection before you rely on it. The hosted get_public_contacts command reads the latest saved public HTML for a watch, so it needs a completed check and retained evidence. Your agent can investigate contact-page candidates with its own browser.

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Investigate a mention or replacement citation

For an unlinked mention, check that it names your business and that a citation would help the reader. For a broken citation, read the original anchor and surrounding passage before proposing your page as a replacement. Timeouts and incomplete checks stay inconclusive. A dead URL alone does not make your page a suitable replacement. See evidence states.

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Prepare a brief the agent can act on

Keep the target page, publisher page, supporting evidence, open questions and next action together. Review the pitch for three things:
  • The offer fits the inspected page and its audience.
  • Claims and quoted evidence have source URLs and dates.
  • The contact route is appropriate, and your sender’s reply and suppression records have been checked.
Save approved prospects and verified contacts in AgentLinkOps. Check your workspace allowance first: a new prospect uses an initial check and then weekly checks until it is retired or becomes an earned link. Drafts and broader notes can stay in your own documents. Review messages before authorizing a send; saving a draft sends nothing.

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Follow the placement

Run outreach to record sends and replies, check claimed placements and monitor earned links. If you already use a CRM, follow the sender handoff guide.
The multi-page contact walk, mention and citation modules, qualification and action briefs are local capabilities; they are not all exposed by hosted MCP.The contact walk records allowed domain, page/depth limits, dates and attempted pages. Mention research distinguishes a matching mention from an existing link. Citation research retains anchor, passage and destination, with repeated-failure evidence from destination checks.Six campaign templates cover guest contribution, resource addition, broken-link replacement, competitor sources, reclamation and custom work. Action briefs carry target, signal date, evidence, questions, next action and completion condition. Local queues support inspection, rejection, deferral and an authorized draft.If you use the optional local ledger, mark pursued placements wanted and expected placements expected. Observations remain separate. Local context adds site facts; the command reference covers exact inputs.
For supplied exports, see import and verification. For interrupted work, see troubleshooting.