Backlink Management

A connected backlink and SEO workspace

Backlink Management brings backlink records, search performance, content planning and publishing into one workspace. Its official overview identifies founders, in-house marketers, agencies and link builders as intended users. A central use is keeping track of placements after publication, including links that are removed, changed or redirected.

The workspace connects that record with Google Search Console information rather than treating link acquisition as an isolated spreadsheet. Teams can review search metrics alongside their activity and keep a history of what was published or ordered. Those records provide context for a decision; they do not establish that a particular link caused a change in search performance.

AI assistance grounded in connected site data

The product tour describes an SEO Assistant that reads website pages, connected Search Console data and backlinks. Users can ask about internal links, content refreshes and keyword targets. Suggested internal links include a source page and anchor text, which an editor can assess against the actual article.

The assistant is described as included with active plans, subject to a fair daily question limit. The platform also offers MCP access for a compatible external AI agent through a private key while the subscription remains active. An external agent uses its own AI plan, so confirm that arrangement separately from the in-app assistant allowance.

Reporting, publishing and placement records

The dashboard presents Search Console impressions, clicks, click-through rate and average position for the connected property. Content planning can feed publishing through supported WordPress and Shopify connections. Content History keeps the published pieces together, and automatic publishing can be paused.

The marketplace lists publisher opportunities with displayed metrics and prices, with one-time placement purchases separate from the subscription workflow. Orders are tracked in the account. The marketing pages explicitly label their example domains, metrics and dashboard values as illustrative; those previews should not be treated as measured customer results.

A review-first operating workflow

For an existing business site, connect the correct Search Console property and review the backlink records already associated with the domain. Ask the assistant to identify pages relevant to a new guide, then check each proposed link in context. Queue any content work and inspect the draft before allowing a publishing integration to release it.

The audit workflow accepts a backlink export and prepares a downloadable disavow file for review. It does not automatically submit that file to Google. A flagged domain needs assessment before action, and an assistant recommendation still needs editorial judgment. Property permissions, supplied exports and connected publishing accounts determine what the workspace can access or act on.

Pricing and access

A free audit preview is available through account registration without a card. A separate campaign offer advertises a $1 checkout followed by $99 monthly billing, triggered when the first backlink is delivered unless cancelled beforehand. Confirm the selected checkout terms, included campaign work and separate marketplace costs before subscribing. No particular search ranking or traffic outcome is guaranteed.