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One article in. Every site that could realistically link to it, out.

Type the address of one published article. seomantik-outreach defines its market, finds the sites already linking to pages on the same subject, reads every site it can reach and says plainly which it did not: 109 opportunities from one article. Each target gets a personalised pitch and two follow-ups.

Metered in campaigns and drafts, not briefsNeeds one published article.
See the 7 steps
claude ~/seomantik/yourdomain.com
›Run seomantik-outreach on https://yourdomain.com/sourdough-starter
·Campaign opened. Five answers from you, then no questions until the shortlist
·Donor pool built, every URL variant swept. Every row carries the source that found it
✓Wrote PLAN.html · every examined row with its reason, your standards live
●Shortlist: the board is yours. Move the standards, hand-pick, tell me how many to draft
✓Wrote OUTREACH.html · one pitch and two follow-ups per target, every draft checked
●Nothing is sent. Approve the campaign, then tell me who to contact
What it does, in order

Seven steps: an article in, a pitched list out.

0Setup

Opens the campaign on the subscription and connects nothing but the feed. Your own mail server is optional, for sending later. One article is one campaign, never a whole domain.

→ Campaign opened
1The article and the market

The article gives the language and the terms. You name the countries. A .com does not mean the US, and a market is never assumed from the domain.

→ English and the head terms from the article · US from you
2The donor pool

Who links to the pages that already rank for the article's subject, who links to the rivals, which sites publish guest contributions or resource pages on that subject. Every URL variant swept so a site is never missed for a trailing slash. Page-level leads first, domain-level depth second.

→ 109 opportunities
3Qualification

Every candidate it can reach, probed and measured. Relevance in words, never a yes or no: has a page on the subject, has a category for the niche, broadly in the niche, unknown. The ask it actually offers: a guest post, a link on a page they already have, a place on a resource list, or a link where they already name you. Four asks, one per row. Its door page read rather than counted. Spam signals, whether they can be reached and how, language as a signal and never a filter. Nothing deleted: signals rank, you decide.

→ Every examined row with a written reason; what was not examined is counted, not hidden
4Pitches

One personalised pitch per target, with follow-ups, written from what the target actually publishes and checked for the classic failures: a title pasted mid-sentence, a form letter, a reciprocal link offered, a claim about them that is not in the record.

→ One pitch per target
5Sending

Conversational. You say who to contact; the session sends from your own address through your own mail connection, records every send, and reads replies back when asked. Every send and every reply is recorded on your disk, in the campaign folder.

→ Sent from your address
6The guest post

When a target wants one, seomantik-content writes it in a dedicated workspace, with the campaign article's link placed editorially.

→ Written by the writer
Setup, in a Claude Code sessionConnects nothing but the feed
claude ~/seomantik/yourdomain.com
›Run seomantik-outreach on https://yourdomain.com/sourdough-starter
·Campaign opened on your subscription outreach-sourdough-starter/
●Five things, then no more questions until the shortlist: the article · the markets, which countries and languages matter, primary first · your standards, audience floor, spam ceiling, sites linking to them, links to them, outbound per page, too big to bother · who signs the emails · who to leave out
›The article above. United States, English. Spam ceiling 30, audience at least 300, the rest default. Alex signs, yourdomain.com. No one to leave out.
·Read the article How do I know my sourdough starter is ready? Language and head terms from the article, countries from your answer
·Your own mail server is optional, for sending later. Nothing else is connected.
●One article, one campaign. No more questions until the shortlist. Starting on the pool.
One article is one campaignResume, re-cut, redraft: free
The market · language and terms from the articleYou name the countries
⌕sourdough starter readyEnglish · US
a baking guide site · ranks · links inHow to tell your sourdough starter is ready
a recipe blog · ranksThe float test, explained
a home-baking magazine7 signs your starter is alive
yourdomain.com · your articleHow do I know my sourdough starter is ready?
LanguageEnglish
Countries, your answerUnited States
Head termsFrom the article
starter readyfloat testfeedinglevaindiscardacetone smell
The article gives the language and the terms. You name the countries. A .com does not mean the US.
The donor pool · four sourcesEvery row carries the source that found it
Source oneSites linking to the pages that already rankThe pages ranking for the article's subject, and who links to each of them. The highest-intent lead there is.
Source twoSites linking to the rivalsThe publishers competing for the same head terms, and the sites that already link to them.
Source threeResource pages on the subjectCurated lists and useful-links pages a starter guide could sit on, found by searching the subject.
Source fourSites that publish guest contributionsFound by how they publish outside writers, whether or not they advertise a door page.
Every URL variant of every page is swept, so a site is never missed for a trailing slash or a www. Page-level leads first, domain-level depth second.
109opportunities surfaced from one article
Measured on one test campaign. A floor, never a promise.
The board · PLAN.htmlYour standards, live
Spam ceiling30 · default
Audience at least300 · your answer
Too big to botherdefault
109 rows on the boardMoving a standard re-orders and labels. Nothing is deleted.
A baking guide sitehas a page on the subjectGuest postSpam low
Squarely in the subject. Runs outside contributors, and their starter series has nothing on readiness.
A recipe bloghas a page on the subjectLink insertionSpam low
Their float-test page links out to its sources. The readiness question is the gap on that page.
A home-baking magazinehas a category for the nicheGuest postspam not measured
A broader food title with a bread section that fits. Pitch that section by name. No spam reading yet.
A bread-baking resource pagehas a page on the subjectList addSpam low
A maintained list of starter guides. Ours would sit beside the ones they already list.
A deals blogbroadly in the nicheLink insertionspam 41 against your 30
Left out by your rules, nearest miss first. One move of the slider re-admits it, free.
Door pages read, not counted. Every examined row carries a written reason.
One pitch, as OUTREACH.html shows itWritten from what they publish
ToThe editor of a baking guide siteGuest post · has a page on the subject
SubjectA readiness piece for your starter series

Hi, I run yourdomain.com, a small home-baking site. I was reading your float-test explainer this week, and the earlier piece on reviving a neglected starter, which is the one I send people to.

Anyone finishing those two asks the next thing: how do you know the starter is actually ready to bake with? Your series stops just before that question.

Would a piece on that fit, at the length you run? Two working titles: Five signs your starter is ready, or The float test, and what it misses. Happy to write whichever fits, or none. A link from the float-test page, or a spot on your starter resources list, works just as well.

Thanks, Alex · yourdomain.com

Two follow-ups, the ask re-said, never re-pasted
+5 business daysQuick add: I can include the rise-line photos, shot over a week. Worth a slot in the series?
+10 business days, from approvalLast one from me. If the readiness piece is not for you, no problem at all; if it is, say the word.
Checks this draft passed✓No title pasted mid-sentence✓Not a form letter✓Nothing claimed about them that is not in the record✓The ask not repeated verbatim in the follow-ups
Sending, in conversationNothing sends without your word
YouApprove the campaign, then send the first two: the baking guide site and the recipe blog.
Claude CodeApproved on your word. Two pitches sent from you@yourdomain.com through your own mail connection, each recorded in send-state.json before it went.
YouAny replies?
Claude CodeOne. The baking guide site would take the guest post.
YouWrite the article for the baking guide site.
send-state.json
A baking guide siteSent · replied
A recipe blogSent
A home-baking magazineDrafted, not sent
Everything elseDrafted, waiting for your word
From your address. Nothing scheduled behind your back.
The guest post · on the target's yesLink placed editorially
The accepted row, from the board
A baking guide siteAcceptedGuest postAt the length they run
They said yes to the readiness piece. You say "write the article for the baking guide site" and the engine starts. Nothing is written ahead of the yes.
A dedicated workspaceguestpost-baking-guide/
content/five-signs-your-starter-is-ready.final.mdThe article in their voice, with one editorial link to yourdomain.com/sourdough-starter where its evidence carries a claim, and a contributor line at the end.
content/five-signs-your-starter-is-ready.sources.jsonEvery claim traced to where it came from.
content/five-signs-your-starter-is-ready.brief.md · optionalWritten only when you ask for it: the host's register, the gap their series leaves, the angle the pitch offered.
One article, written by the engineYours to read and send. Publishing is the host's act.
What lands on your disk

Two boards in one folder, your standards.

Every count the skill reports is a floor, never a promise.

file:///yourdomain.com/outreach-sourdough-starter/PLAN.html
109 candidates, live standardsspam ceiling 30audience at least 300
a baking guide siteGuest post
a recipe blogLink insertion
a resource pageList add
a home-baking magazineGuest post
PLAN.htmlThe opportunity boardEvery candidate with its measurements, live standards you move to re-cut the list on the spot, and your hand-pick list.
file:///yourdomain.com/outreach-sourdough-starter/OUTREACH.html
a baking guide sitepitch · 2 follow-ups
Your starter troubleshooting series is missing the readiness question
a recipe blogpitch · 2 follow-ups
OUTREACH.htmlThe same board, with the pitchesEach target's drafted pitch and follow-ups on its card. PLAN.md and OUTREACH.md carry the same content as plain documents.
data/what sending works from
profile.json · the marketlineup.json · who ranks for the article's termspool.json · every candidate, with the source that found itopportunities.json ← your standards, 109 with reasonscampaign.json · the pitches and follow-upssend-state.json · every send, every reply; appears on the first send
data/*.jsonWhat the sending step works fromYour standards, your hand-picks, every send and every reply, all on your disk.
Measured on a real run

One article, one test campaign.

Run end to end on one real article; on standby while the planner and the writer launch.

opportunities109surfaced from one article.
relevance4readings, in words, never a yes or no: has a page on the subject, has a category for the niche, broadly in the niche, unknown.
asks4guest post, link insertion, resource list, mention: four asks, one per row.
MeteringOne article is one campaign, however many times you resume, re-cut or redraft it. One drafted target is one draft, however many times you redraft it.
The list stays yoursEvery examined row carries its measurements and a written reason. Move a standard and the whole board re-cuts on the spot.
Rules it always keeps

What it always does. What it never does.

✓Ranks with signals and explains every row in writing.
✓Reads each door page rather than counting it.
✓Sends only from your own address, through your own connection, and records every send.
✕Never drops a candidate for you. Nothing is deleted from the list.
✕Never sends on its own. Each send is one you named, from your own address.
✕Never buys links or uses networks. Whitehat only.
✕Never reports a count as a promise. Every number is a floor.
Pricing · a separate productComing soon

Priced on its own, outside the skills subscription.

The link builder is sold on its own, metered in campaigns and drafts. Every count it reports is a floor, never a promise. Prices follow when it opens.

how it is metered
CampaignsOne article, one campaign, however often you resume, re-cut or redraft it.
DraftsOne drafted target, one draft, however often you redo it.
BriefsNever touched by outreach.
PricesSet the day the product opens.
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