Verified publishers only
No anonymous inventory pools or opaque reseller lists.
Advertiser targeting
Target the right publishers, not anonymous inventory.
Linkfro targeting is designed around publisher fit, editorial context, and delivery controls you can actually audit. Dial in geography, niche alignment, quality thresholds, placement type, and proof requirements before outreach begins.
Geography + niche alignment
Match placements to the markets and topics you actually serve.
Attribute transparency
Plan around dofollow, sponsored, nofollow, and page context upfront.
Auditable delivery
Proof packs, live URL checks, and remediation under policy.
Targeting framework
Three layers of campaign control
Start with the dimension that carries the most risk for your campaign, then layer the others in. The UX here is built to help advertisers turn vague targeting requests into clear placement briefs.
Geography
Prioritize publishers with the right country, regional, or local relevance for the SERPs you care about.
- Country-level targeting for US, UK, EU, APAC, and focused regional pushes
- Local relevance when city or region trust signals matter
- Traffic-country mix used as a supporting signal, not a vanity shortcut
Vertical relevance
Keep placements close to the markets your buyers actually research in.
- SaaS, ecommerce, finance, health, legal, B2B, travel, and niche-specific targeting
- Site-level and page-level fit reviewed before approvals
- Context chosen for editorial relevance instead of random inventory breadth
Intent alignment
Shape the placement mix around how you want users and search engines to interpret the campaign.
- Commercial, comparison, educational, brand-defensive, or launch-oriented campaigns
- Priority pages and message direction captured before outreach begins
- Relevant sections selected to support the narrative, not just link count
Campaign brief
How to write a high-signal targeting brief
The best briefs reduce guesswork before sourcing starts. They tell the team what matters, what is flexible, and what should never make it into the campaign.
Step 1
Start with the outcome
Clarify whether the campaign is trying to support new market entry, strengthen a topic cluster, close a competitor gap, or improve authority around a priority page.
Step 2
Define the non-negotiables
Set the minimums for geography, relevance, authority, and link attributes before placements are sourced so approvals stay fast and consistent.
Step 3
Lock the proof standard
Decide what evidence the campaign needs back, including screenshots, live URLs, timestamps, and any remediation expectations.
Linkfro standard
Better UX starts with clearer targeting logic
The previous page read like a generic ads dashboard. This version centers the controls advertisers actually need on Linkfro: publisher fit, placement quality, and delivery proof.
No demographic audience buckets like age, gender, or household income. Linkfro targeting is built around publisher fit and editorial context.
No black-box placement sourcing. Campaign filters stay tied to visible publisher and delivery controls.
No quality tradeoff hidden behind scale. Manual review stays part of the targeting process.
No vague reporting after go-live. Delivery should be inspectable, timestamped, and defensible.
Ready to build the brief?
Tell us the market, quality floor, and placement rules.
We'll help turn the targeting brief into a campaign structure that is easier to approve, easier to verify, and easier to scale.