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Adding links

Click Add link from your dashboard and paste any URL you want to promote:

  • Affiliate links (include your full affiliate tag)
  • Product or store pages
  • A blog post, video, or newsletter
  • A service or offer you want more eyes on

Automatic enrichment

SlingAgent makes a best-effort attempt to fetch the page's title and image so your promos and previews look right. Some sites block automated requests — if we can't read it, just type a title in yourself. You can always edit the title later from the link's settings.

Fields

  • Title — overrides whatever we detect. Give the AI something clear to work with.
  • Tone / audience — optional guidance like "witty and casual, aimed at busy founders."
  • Generation schedule — how often SlingAgent generates a fresh batch (see Scheduling & publishing).

Organizing your links

Give a link tags (in its Promotion Scheduling panel) — for example books, podcast, or blog. On the dashboard you can then search your links and filter them with tag tabs (All, each tag, and Untagged), so a long list stays tidy. A link can have several tags and shows up under each.

Link health

SlingAgent checks your links' destinations regularly and flags any that look broken — a page that returns "not found" or a host that no longer resolves — so you're not spending posts promoting a dead link. A May be broken badge appears on the link, and the dashboard shows an alert. (Pages that simply block our checker aren't flagged as broken — we only warn when a link is clearly gone.)

Amazon Associates tag

Set your Amazon Associates tag (e.g. yourtag-20) once from the dashboard and SlingAgent makes sure your Amazon links carry it — appending it to new links automatically and re-applying it to existing ones — so the clicks you drive actually earn you commission. Links that carry no tag (or someone else's) get a No affiliate tag badge until you fix them.

Adding links — SlingAgent docs