Why are most link networks dangerous?
Google penalizes 'link schemes' — groups of sites that link to each other artificially to inflate rankings. The problem is the footprint: the same links, at an unnatural pace, with no topical relevance. The smart network is built to avoid exactly that: a link is added only when it's genuinely relevant, at a slow pace, with no suspicious patterns.
How a link is chosen — the Final Score
When a participant publishes a post, the engine checks whether one of your pages fits it. Candidates pass a safeguard filter, then the AI scores the match. The winner gets a weighted Final Score, and a link is placed only if it's ≥90:
- 40% semantic match — how well your page actually answers the post.
- 20% domain trust — age, SSL, page count, uptime (minimum 70).
- 15% topical authority — whether the whole site is an authority on the topic.
- 10% diversity · 10% freshness · 5% velocity.
The safeguards that keep it organic
Beyond the score, every link passes a hard safeguard layer: velocity caps (up to 2/day, 8/week, 20/month), reciprocal detection (if A links to B, B won't link back), a cooldown between the same sites, and a minimum domain trust. The goal: slow growth that looks like a natural link, not an injection.
Who's in control — and what gets linked
You submit up to 5 of your own public pages (from a dropdown, never a pasted URL). Every site and every page is approved manually before it participates, there's no guarantee a link will be placed, and the module is off by default. Everything is recorded in a decision log, and you can opt out at any time.
| Score component | Weight | What it measures |
|---|---|---|
| Semantic match | 40% | Page relevance to the post |
| Domain trust | 20% | Age, SSL, pages, uptime |
| Topical authority | 15% | Site-wide expertise |
| Diversity | 10% | Don't concentrate links on one target |
| Freshness | 10% | How recently the page was updated |
| Velocity | 5% | Slow, safe growth |
Frequently asked questions
Isn't a link network dangerous for SEO?
The module is built not to look like a link farm: a link is added only on a real match, passes a Final Score ≥90 and velocity/reciprocal/domain-trust safeguards. It's off by default.
Who do I link to, and who links to me?
You submit up to 5 of your own public pages. A link to you appears only when a participant publishes a post that matches one of them, under a natural anchor the AI chooses.
What is the Final Score ≥90?
A weighting of 6 factors (semantic, domain trust, authority, diversity, freshness, velocity). A link is placed only if the result is 90 or above.
Am I in control?
Completely. Every site and page is approved manually, the module is off by default, and you can opt out at any time.
How many links will be created?
Few and slow by design — up to 2/day, 8/week, 20/month, and only on a match. That's what keeps the profile organic.
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