A week with FwdLink

The same loop, every week.

We measure and send one page on Monday. Your team posts the fix, we check it and measure again, and we talk for 30 minutes somewhere in between.

Who does what

We suggest the change. Your team decides, and your team puts it live.

What FwdLink does

  • Ask OpenAI, Google Gemini and Perplexity 50 questions, three times each
  • Count you and five competitors
  • Keep all 450 answers in full
  • Send one page to fix on Monday
  • Check the posted page and ask again on the set date
  • Talk with you for 30 minutes each week

What your team does

  • Settle the 50 questions and five competitors on the first 30-minute call
  • Read the Monday brief
  • Approve the fix
  • Post the change yourselves
  • Send one person to the 30-minute call

What FwdLink doesn't do

  • Writing piles of articles
  • Building or coding your site
  • Sending emails for you
  • Contacting other websites
  • Posting the change for you
  • Logging in to your accounts

How a pilot starts

Here's how the first month goes.

  1. Week 1

    Before you pay: agree the 50 questions

    We settle the 50 questions and the five competitors with your team on a 30-minute call, starting from the draft we built from the questions you sent. They go into an order with the date of everything below. Week 1 is not billed.

  2. Week 2

    First 450 answers

    All three services get the questions for the first time. You see where you're named and where you're missing.

  3. Week 3

    First brief, first fix

    One page to fix lands on Monday. Your team reviews it and publishes, and we're on the weekly call if anything gets stuck.

  4. Week 4

    We ask again

    We confirm the page is live and run all 450 again. What moved and what didn’t goes in the report.

Week 1 is not billed. The questions and every date above are settled first, and your first charge lands when collection starts in week 2, so the 14-day refund window opens a week before your first brief rather than closing before it.

FwdLink Week 3 · Monday Awaiting approval Example

Say who the product page is for.

Page
yourcompany.example/payroll
Evidence
Here are five payroll tools teams of about 75 tend to use. Your company was not on the list.Page check: Team size and Setup help are not stated.
The fix
  • State the team size
  • State the setup help
  • Keep it in your own wording
Owner
MLMarketing lead
Due
Thursday
Second count
Monday, two weeks later

Your team approves it and publishes it.

One page on Monday

Your Monday.
Made actionable.

The page shows the web address to fix, what the AI said next to what your page actually says, the fix, who owns it, when it’s due and when we’ll count again. All of it fits on one sheet.

  1. The page Just one web address a week, with the reason it came first. You won't get a list.
  2. Evidence The AI’s answer, and what the live page leaves out.
  3. The fix A sentence to add or a checklist. Your team reviews it.
  4. Owner Who posts it.
  5. Due date For example, Thursday of the same week.
  6. Second count Set before you publish. We ask the same questions again that day.

$990 a month. Billed monthly, cancel whenever you like. If you cancel within 14 days of the first payment, we refund that payment.

Send three buyer questions

Start with three questions

Send three questions your buyers would type into an AI.
We run them and send back what each service answered. If it is not a fit, we will say so.

Send three buyer questions

It costs nothing, and you can take your time deciding afterward.