Run digital PR and link outreach campaigns
The author has a Dot named Jamie run a defined outreach campaign, keep the tracker accurate and flag replies or placements needing attention.
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What they did
The author gave a Dot named Jamie a Promptslove outreach campaign. Jamie researched prospects, checked a study's claims before pitching, and noticed the connected mailbox wasn't the sender requested. It sent pitches and submissions, asked sites to turn plain-text mentions into links, and logged each status. It ran an hourly link-building task, and the author checked results.
How it went
A checkpoint showed 13 reported outreach actions and zero live links. Later, Jamie reported a first live link, a nofollow directory listing the author verified. Editorial approval was unconfirmed, and rankings and traffic were unmeasured.
Worth knowing
Track submitted and live separately: an uncertain Geekout send was left unretried to avoid duplicates, and a deadline written in the prompt did not end the recurring task, which still said End repeat: Never.
Try it yourself with Dots
Run a link outreach campaign for [my site or client] targeting [type of publications]. Keep a tracker with each contact, status and date of last message, and flag replies or new placements that need my attention. Show me each outreach email before it's sent.
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