NetOWNED-CHANNEL PLAYBOOKS
Every platform works differently.
Follow the right playbook.
GitHub is not Blogger. Tumblr is not a directory. These guides explain how to create pages you control, where to place links, and how to record the result in NetTree — without mixing up workflows.
10 free guides on the open web · 14 more inside NetTree
GitHub repository & Pages playbook
Build a public GitHub presence you control—README, open docs, and GitHub Pages that link contextually to your product. This guide walks through the real NetTree open repository (NetTreeAi) and how it connects to nettree.ai.
Read playbookBlogger / Blogspot site
Use Google Blogger to launch a free subdomain blog (e.g. nettreeai.blogspot.com) with dofollow potential in posts.
Read playbookTumblr blog or Space
Create a Tumblr blog you control, publish on-brand posts, and link back to your product site.
Read playbookMedium publication
Publish articles on Medium under your brand account. Links are often nofollow but the domain carries strong authority.
Read playbookWordPress.com site
Launch a free WordPress.com blog or landing site and link back to your product from posts or the About page.
Read playbookSubstack publication
Run a newsletter/publication on Substack and link to your product from posts or your profile.
Read playbookDEV Community articles
Publish technical posts on dev.to under your own account.
Read playbookDeepWiki project wiki
Index a public GitHub repository so DeepWiki generates a hosted wiki page you can link from your site.
Read playbookGoogle Sites page
Publish a free Google Sites brand or product explainer page with a backlink to your main domain.
Read playbookNotion public site
Publish a Notion page to the web as a lightweight product or docs landing page.
Read playbookHashnode developer blog
Launch a developer blog on Hashnode mapped to your brand or custom domain.
Preview playbookGitLab repository or Pages
Maintain a public GitLab repo or Pages site you control — similar to GitHub.
Preview playbookCloudflare Pages site
Deploy a static site on Cloudflare Pages (*.pages.dev) with product copy and a backlink to your main domain.
Preview playbookGhost blog
Run a Ghost-hosted publication for long-form posts with contextual links home.
Preview playbookHackerNoon story
Publish a story on HackerNoon under your author profile. The author URL field is the main dofollow opportunity.
Preview playbookCarrd one-page site
Build a simple one-page landing on Carrd and link back to your product.
Preview playbookabout.me profile
Use about.me as a lightweight personal or brand profile with one prominent outbound link.
Preview playbookLinktree bio page
Create a Linktree page that routes visitors to your product and key properties.
Preview playbookCodePen profile or demo
Showcase a demo on CodePen and link to your product from the profile or pen description.
Preview playbookVercel deployment URL
Use a *.vercel.app deployment as a showcase page. Evaluate link attributes before relying on it for SEO.
Preview playbookGitBook documentation site
Host product docs on GitBook and link back to your marketing site from key pages.
Preview playbookRead the Docs project site
Publish open-source or product documentation on Read the Docs with links home.
Preview playbookMiraheze wiki
Host a niche wiki on Miraheze when your product fits a specific community topic.
Preview playbookFandom community wiki
Only relevant for products tied to games, media, or fandom communities — not general SaaS directories.
Preview playbookTRACK WHAT YOU PUBLISH
Read the guide.
Record the live URL.
A free workspace includes the public library, Content Publish queue, and link verification for channels you create.