Order in the app
- On https://www.linkio.com/websites, tick the box on the row of each site you want.
- Select New Order. The Create Quick Order dialog opens.
- Select your brand and the Delivery Month.
- Type the Target URL (your page) and the Anchor Text (the words that carry the link).
- Select Create & Review Order to open the order, or Create & Continue Browsing to add more sites first.
Order with an agent
order_createopens an empty order for a brand. Optional:sellerPolicyfor this order,deliveryMonth.line_items_add_to_orderadds the sites. Each item takes:
| Input | What it is |
|---|---|
clientId, assignedDomain | The brand and the site. Required. |
targetPageUrl or targetPageId | The page on your site the link points to. |
anchorText | The words that carry the link. |
offeringType | guest_post (a new article) or link_insertion (a link in an article that is already live). |
deliveryMonth | The month you want it delivered. |
ownContent | true when you write the article yourself. |
acceptLinkTermMonths | For a time-limited site: the term you accept (see below). |
The seller and the price are looked up for you, under the order's seller policy. Prices are in cents.
qualify: true also starts the site check on the new items (a paid check, see
Find sites).
line_items_listandorder_getshow the order.line_items_updatechanges an item later: its target page, anchor text, delivery month, own-content choice, or its inclusion (included,excluded,saved_for_later).
Anchor text
You can type the anchor text yourself. Or an agent asks for suggestions with article_gen_anchor_suggestions,
shows you each one with its type and reason, and applies the ones you approve with article_gen_anchor_apply.
Text you write that has no matching suggestion is set with article_gen_set_anchor_text.
Who writes the article
With your agent or the API.
- You. Set
ownContent: trueon the item (or later withline_items_update). Then no AI topic or article starts on that item. Upload the article when it is ready: Buy a placement with your own article. - Linkio's article system. Leave
ownContentoff. See Linkio's article system.
Time-limited sites
Some sites keep a link live for a set time, such as 12 months. When that time ends, the link may come down and is
not replaced. Such a site needs your acceptance of the term on the item: acceptLinkTermMonths with the
number of months from the search result (timeLimited.months). That acceptance is recorded on the item.