IntroLinq format
Manual links
For newsletters, Substack, Medium, LinkedIn - anywhere you can't run a script. Paste a post in your dashboard, get the matched expert, copy a tracked link, and drop it in. Same 50% commission, no code required.
The flow
Left: your dashboard turns a post into a tracked link. Right: that link, dropped into a newsletter. The reader clicks through and books; the booking is credited to you.
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The link carries your reference, so a booking through it is credited to you.
How it works
In the Links tab of your dashboard. No article URL required - a topic works too.
Pick from the matched experts, copy the link, and place it behind a natural phrase.
Attributed to you and the channel you used. Paid monthly via Wise or PayPal.
Best for
- Email newsletters - the one place the script formats can't reach.
- Substack and Medium, where you don't control the <head>.
- LinkedIn posts, community threads, and platforms with no custom code.
- A one-off placement in a post that really warrants an expert, without installing anything.
Where manual links work
Anything that lets you place a hyperlink. No install, no script, nothing to maintain - just a link that carries your reference.
- Email newsletters (any provider)
- Substack & Medium posts
- LinkedIn, X, and community forums
- Notion, Ghost members' emails, PDFs - anywhere a link is a link
The other formats
Monetize the newsletter too.
Free to join, nothing to install, and you keep 50% of every booking your links send our way.
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