Set the boundaries
early.

Add your website, review the site profile, and choose a relevant directory. Prepare and review the draft, then submit on the platform yourself. Record the submission and save the public listing URL when available; verify the backlink separately.

Use your site context to choose publishing platforms, build a 1, 3 or 6-month plan for each channel, and approve it before preparing drafts. You publish on the platform, then record its public URL for link verification.

No. Suggested dates guide your work. You review the draft, sign in and publish yourself. Recording the asset and verifying its backlink are separate milestones. See the Content Channels quick start in Help for the complete workflow.

No. NetTree assists research, matching, drafts, and common fields; sign-in, CAPTCHA, rule confirmation, and final submission stay with you.

No. It is a limited set of starter records. Register to use a site profile for deeper fit evidence, saved opportunities, and workflows.

No. Third-party sites and search engines decide those outcomes. NetTree improves decision quality and preserves reviewable execution evidence.

A recommendation should explain its context, source evidence, and missing information. When data is absent, NetTree does not fabricate a quality score or live status.

Submitted records an action. Published records publication, including manual confirmation. Verified Live in the Tracker Link column comes from a backlink check record; marking a task published does not run a check.

Free includes 1 site, 1 seat, 10 link checks per month, 10 AI drafts per month, and a limited preview of the public source library. Rechecks use the link-check allowance too; checks are not guaranteed backlinks.