Backlink Pilot
Backlink Pilot – Free Backlink Monitoring & Link Building CRM
Developer Tools·Productivity·Marketing
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Backlink Pilot is a backlink monitoring and link-building CRM designed for SEO agencies, consultants, freelancers, and content marketing teams. It replaces spreadsheets with a centralized workspace where teams can manage backlink partnerships more efficiently. Users can add or import backlinks, organize them by client and partner, and continuously monitor whether each backlink remains active. The platform automatically checks if links are still live while verifying the destination URL, anchor text, and follow status, helping users quickly identify broken or missing backlinks. Backlink Pilot also tracks both links received and links given, making relationship management easier for agencies handling multiple clients and campaigns. The free plan allows users to track backlinks without requiring a credit card, making it easy to get started before upgrading to a paid plan for larger backlink portfolios. With unlimited clients and partners on the free plan, Backlink Pilot offers an affordable solution for agencies looking to streamline backlink management, improve campaign visibility, and maintain healthy link profiles from a single dashboard.
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We tried three things. Standard discount offers — 30% off if you stay. Pausing for 3 months because students don't want to pay over the summer. And trial extensions — if you're on a free trial and you go to cancel, we say 'do you just need more time?' and offer seven more days. That was the most successful by far. It really keeps people on autorenew.
Trial extensions beat discounts for save-cancellations — 25% of cancellers retained
On the web cancellation flow Brett A/B tested a 30% discount, a 3-month pause for summer break, and a 7-day trial extension. The trial extension dominated the others and overall retained ~25% of would-be cancellers — preserving autorenew, which is much harder to recover once broken.
it takes one email and I say this to everybody that emails me I'm like this email keeps me going because it does like the fact that they read something and took the moment to like reply and say I'm going to incorporate this... it's all I need to keep going
Reply to every reader email personally
Reader replies are the retention engine for early creators — answer every single one personally for as long as you possibly can. It does two things at once: it converts the subscriber into a relationship (not a number), and it keeps you publishing through the boring middle. Automate everything else first; this is the last thing you delegate.
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