Website optimization and link building for agency clients.
Individual pages, your client's Google Business Profile, the whole website: the agent reviews the data and prepares the work alongside the current content. You approve; with WordPress connected, the plugin applies the changes. For other sites, you get the work ready to hand to the webmaster. Choose links from the catalog.
Open a page on your client's site: the agent reads it, reviews rankings and AI answers, and brings you written changes, with the current text, the proposal, and the reason. Approve one change at a time; with WordPress connected, the plugin applies it to the site.
Starts automatically, or you choose the goals
Accepts a client brief or PDF
“Tocca a te” (your turn) when a decision is needed
Share the work in HTML or PDF
“Don't promise prices in the copy: the sales team handles quotes.” Notes, decisions, and rejected proposals with their reasons stay with the page. Next time, the agent picks up from there and takes them into account.
Website priorities and tasks for the agent or webmaster, in a document with your brand. See the estimate before starting; launch the resulting tasks with a click.
A score from 0 to 100 shows what to fix first. The agent prepares services, a description, and review replies. Your client approves the details only they know, through their link.
The ADLinko OS plugin for WordPress connects your client's site, including WooCommerce: read-only, or write access with approval. Titles, metadata, copy, and new pages go live automatically after you approve.
Read-only or write access with approval
Titles, meta descriptions, copy, new pages
WooCommerce products: prices, codes, inventory
Each project suggests what to do next: investigate a keyword drop, work on searches close to the top, or address priorities from the latest Quick Audit. See the estimated cost beside each task before starting.
Blogs and publishers with listed prices and visible metrics, filtered for your project's market. Credits are reserved when you order and charged only when you approve the article.
No. It prepares the change and shows it to you. Changes go live only when you approve them, one at a time. With WordPress connected in read-only mode, it writes nothing.
You see it beforehand: each action has an estimate, such as “usually 2–10 credits,” and the actual cost when it's done. One credit costs €1, excluding tax.
In credits, at the price listed in the catalog. Credits are reserved when you order and charged when you approve the article.
Yes, to apply changes from here. Without WordPress, the agent delivers the changes and copy in a document, ready to hand to the webmaster.
1.5 credits every 30 days per connected profile. The agent's work on proposals is charged in credits, with an estimate beforehand.