Prepare a relevant pitch, organize publisher prospects and track your next step. Start with an editable draft, then keep campaigns, notes and follow-up dates in your account.
Drafts assemble your supplied context and resource details into an editable template. Review the facts and wording before exporting. Choose your own sending account in your mail application.
A workspace for the research and decisions behind each outreach conversation. Contact dates, replies and publication outcomes are records you enter yourself.
Define the destination page, the value it offers and the purpose of your campaign. Choose the language of the draft.
Add a relevant publisher page, known contact details and specific context. Build and edit the draft, then confirm your review.
Export the draft for your own correspondence. In your account, organize prospects, record outcomes and follow-up dates, respect suppression requests and monitor links you have confirmed.
02 / Worked example
Example: a home-energy worksheet may fit a publisher's planning-resources page. Record the relevant section, explain the worksheet's practical value and prepare an individual suggestion. After correspondence outside this tool, record any reply and the actual publication URL; add the resulting pair to monitoring if needed.
03 / How to read the results
This workspace does not discover contacts, verify email deliverability, send messages or measure opens and replies. Draft assembly uses editable templates rather than AI. A recorded link is your own entry until a separate monitor checks its HTML; no ranking or placement outcome is guaranteed.
No. It assembles your own context into editable templates and exports drafts. You review the message and use your own correspondence process. The workspace has no sending queue or AI text provider.
Add the publisher domain or email to the account suppression list. It applies across campaigns and prevents draft export. Deleting a campaign does not remove that suppression; unblocking is a separate explicit action.