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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

Import in bulk

Have a lot of links? Click Import on the dashboard to add many at once:

  • Paste a list — one URL per line. Optionally name each with URL, Title; otherwise SlingAgent fills in the title for you.
  • From an RSS feed or sitemap — paste your blog's feed (e.g. /feed) or an XML sitemap.xml and SlingAgent creates a link for every post or page it finds.

Duplicates (links you already have) are skipped automatically, and the import stops at your plan's link limit. Your Amazon Associates tag, if set, is applied to every imported Amazon URL. The first several links are enriched with a title and image right away; the rest fill in their details when you open them.

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 or hide their title from scrapers — if we can't read it, the link shows as Untitled link. Either way you can fix it: open the link and click the pencil next to the title to edit it inline (press Enter to save).

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."
  • Audience region — optionally target a region (US Eastern, UK & Ireland, India, Australia & NZ, …). Posts then go out at that region's local morning (not your timezone), the copy is tailored to that audience, and the link reports separately — so you can see which region resonates. It's one region per link: to target another region, add the same link again and pick a different region. Leave it on "Your timezone" for the default behavior.
  • Start date — optional. SlingAgent still generates promos ahead of time so you can review them, but nothing posts before this day — handy for lining up a launch or announcement.
  • Generation schedule — how often SlingAgent generates a fresh batch (see Scheduling & publishing).

Give a link tags (on the link's Manage tab) — for example books, podcast, or blog. As you type, the editor suggests tags you've already used so they stay consistent (no book vs books drift) — pick one, or type a new tag and press Enter. 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.

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 under Settings → Amazon Associates 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.