The Linkbuilding page is your radar: a single feed of every opportunity Serpfeed has found, with the newest surfaced so you never miss them. This is where you triage, deciding which opportunities to pursue and which to pass on.
The opportunity radar with status filters
Capture: The Linkbuilding radar: a filterable list of opportunities with status tabs (new, working, live) and a type filter, some rows badged as new this week. Light mode, crop to 16:9.
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The workflow statuses
Every opportunity sits in one of these states:
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| New | Found and waiting for you to review. |
| Working | Accepted and in progress: enriched, in outreach. |
| Live | The target is now linking to you. A win. |
| Skipped | You passed on it. Hidden from the main view. |
| Dropped | No longer viable, so Serpfeed set it aside. |
New this week
As discovery finds fresh opportunities, they are badged so they stand out from ones you have already seen. Your very first batch after onboarding is not badged, so the whole feed isn't flagged as new on day one.
Filtering and sorting
Type is a filter, not a separate tab, so you can look at just competitor gaps, just directories, or everything at once, and sort by authority or relevance. Use the status views to focus: triage what is new, then track what is working and what has gone live.
Keeping or passing
Accepting an opportunity moves it to working and enriches it so you can act. Skipping removes it from your feed. You are never obliged to act on everything: a good triage habit is to keep the handful that fit and skip the rest quickly.
Watching for at-risk links