A publisher-aware angle
The writer samples the destination site before it chooses a topic, so the draft starts from editorial fit rather than a generic keyword prompt.
Add the destination and link target. Get an editable article with research, review, and your link already in place.
LinkIntel samples the destination site before choosing the angle.
The draft uses available research and keeps every source visible.
Your target and anchor are checked before the document opens.
Generic article generators begin with a keyword and a blank page. LinkIntel begins with the page you want to promote and the site you want to contribute to, then builds a draft around the overlap between them.
The writer samples the destination site before it chooses a topic, so the draft starts from editorial fit rather than a generic keyword prompt.
Available web sources stay visible beside the article. If no external sources are available, the workspace tells you to review factual claims.
The required destination URL and anchor text are validated before the editor opens and checked again after an optional humanization pass.
Revise the title and body in the rich-text editor, save the draft to your account, or copy and download it as Markdown or HTML.
The workflow turns a small placement brief into a reviewable document while keeping the final editorial decision with you.
Add the page you want to promote and the publisher you want to write for. Topic, keyword, anchor, guidelines, length, and writer instructions are optional controls.
LinkIntel reads public context from the target page and publisher site, chooses a useful angle, and gathers relevant sources when research is available.
The writer creates the article, places the requested link once, sanitizes the HTML, and runs an independent editorial review before returning the document.
You remain the editor. Change the copy, inspect sources, run the optional humanization pass, then save, copy, or download the version you approve.
A useful guest post should satisfy the publisher's readers first. Search relevance follows from a focused topic, clear structure, verifiable claims, and a link that belongs in the argument.
LinkIntel supports that process, but it does not promise rankings or publisher acceptance. Review every draft for factual accuracy, brand voice, and the publication's latest contributor guidelines before submitting it.
Nothing on this page contacts a publisher, reserves an anchor, starts a campaign, or claims a backlink. You review the article and decide what happens next.
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It creates a complete, editable guest-post draft from your target page and the publisher site. The result includes a selected angle, the requested link and anchor, available research sources, an editorial review, and a rich-text document you can revise or export.
No. A target page and publisher site are the only required fields. You can let LinkIntel choose the topic, keyword, and natural anchor, or open Tune article to provide each one along with publisher guidelines and writer instructions.
Yes. The writer places the target URL with the selected anchor text and validates both before returning the article. If you run the optional humanization pass, LinkIntel checks the required link and the allowed source links again afterward.
The workflow is designed for relevant, readable SEO content: publisher fit, a clear topic, useful headings, research-backed claims when sources are available, and a natural in-context link. No writing tool can guarantee rankings or acceptance, so you should still edit the draft against the publisher's current rules.
No. This tool only researches, writes, reviews, saves, and exports a draft. It never emails the publisher or claims a placement. LinkIntel's separate guest-post fulfillment workflow handles accepted opportunities, publisher review, revisions, and publication verification.
Yes. Edit the title and article directly in the workspace, inspect the research and quality checks, save changes to your account, copy the article as Markdown or HTML, or download a standalone HTML file.
Each account can create two persisted guest-post drafts free after sign-in. Active paid and trialing accounts can create more, subject to their available automation capacity. Your brief stays saved through signup and email confirmation.
Add two URLs to start. Your first two saved guest-post drafts are free after sign-in.