wtf:link-desk · first run on looksmaxxing.guide · checked 1 Oct 2026

15 links the site is missing

I read 67 articles in Looks, Fitness and Dating and asked one question of each section: where does this reader need to go next? Every link below points to a page you already have, and none of them exists in that spot today. The method is packaged as a skill in your wtf format, so the next run is one command.

The clearest one

The article already promises the link. It just isn't there.

Run it as a skill

The method is packaged in the same format as your wtf skills, so the next pass on any site is one command.

/link-desk https://looksmaxxing.guide/en/ --sections looks,fitness,dating --top 15

It reads the site, writes the cards, proves each link, and builds this page. Read SKILL.md

All 15

Show all 15 links

Accept or skip each one. Decisions stay in this browser; export them as JSON when you are done.

How these were picked

  1. Read the structureEvery section heading, paragraph and in-body link of 67 articles, plus the 119 linkable pages on the site.
  2. Match by the reader's next stepNot shared keywords. A cardio article and a weight-loss article share words; the link is right because the cardio section ends with "fat loss is a side effect of eating less".
  3. Check before suggestingThe target returns 200, the link isn't already in the article, and the anchor words appear exactly once in that section. Pages about risk only point to safer options.

If this is the wrong fit

The same pass works across the group

Run on all sites, the same check finds cross-site links that send readers somewhere specific instead of a homepage. These keep your rel="sponsored" and utm_campaign=cross-property conventions.

Point an existing block deeper

Rhinoplasty for Men ends with a block to the gangnambeautyguide.com homepage, while that site has a page on rhinoplasty itself.

A sister site with no links yet

The 16 Fitness articles link to hybridathlete.guide zero times. Peptides for Men and Healing Peptides cover the same question for the same reader.