In this article
The short answer
Automate the work, not the judgment. The way to generate backlinks automatically that holds up is a system that matches you with relevant sites, writes a full article for each placement, puts one link inside the text and checks that it stays live. A curated backlink exchange or a placement marketplace does all of that, and outreach tools automate the emails. Stay away from link bots that post to comments, forums and profiles: Google’s spam policies list “using automated programs or services to create links to your site” as link spam, and those tools do exactly that.
Automate
- Finding relevant sites with real traffic
- Writing the article around the link
- Placing one link in the body text
- Checking the link stays live
- Reporting every placement
Never automate
- Links in comments, forums, wikis and profiles
- Private blog networks and bulk link packages
- Sitewide footer and sidebar links
- The same keyword anchor on every link
530,154
Backlinks verified live through Outrank
Exchange and marketplace, as of October 13, 2026
3.8 days
Until half of new sites had a verified backlink
Sites that joined June–August 2026 and connected a blog
21
Verified backlinks a month, median
Sites that host links on the $99 plan · 52.2% got 20+
2.18×
Median Google clicks at 30+ backlinks a month
Against 1.59× for sites under 5 a month
Every backlink takes the same five jobs: find a site that fits, get a place on it, write something worth reading around the link, publish it, and keep checking that it stays. “Automatic” only tells you how many of those jobs software does for you.
That is why two tools that both promise automatic backlinks can sit at opposite ends of the risk scale. One automates the work and keeps every link inside a real article on a relevant site. The other automates the link itself, and fires it into comment sections, forums and throwaway blogs. This guide shows how to get the first kind, with data from Outrank’s own network: 530,154 verified backlinks, and the Google Search Console data of the sites that received them.
The landscape
What “generating backlinks automatically” actually means
How automatic each method is, and the links it typically gets you
The goal is the top-right corner: software does the work, and every link still lives in a real article on a relevant site.
Digital PR
Automation
Link quality
Linkable assets
Automation
Link quality
Link reclamation
Automation
Link quality
Placement marketplaceOUTRANK
Automation
Link quality
Outreach tools + guest posts
Automation
Link quality
Curated backlink exchangeOUTRANK
Automation
Link quality
Directory submissions
Automation
Link quality
PBN and bulk link packages
Automation
Link quality
Link bots, comment and forum spam
Automation
Link quality
Positions show the typical link each method produces, in Outrank’s assessment. Individual tools and campaigns vary, which is why the checklist further down matters more than the category.
Two things stand out. The methods in the top-right corner are recent: they depend on software that can judge relevance and write a real article, which was not possible at scale a few years ago. And everything in the bottom-right automates the link instead of the work around it. That is the category Google built its link spam systems to catch, and it is where many free “backlink generator” tools live.
The rule
What you can automate, and what you never should
| The job | Automate it? | What good automation looks like |
|---|---|---|
| Finding sites that fit your niche | Automate | Match on topic, language and real Google traffic, not on Domain Rating alone. |
| Vetting site quality | Automate, with rules | Hard floors checked from data: Domain Rating, organic clicks, a site on its own domain. |
| Writing the article around the link | Automate | A full article written for the host’s readers. A paragraph with a link stuffed in is what gets ignored. |
| Placing the link | Automate | Inside the body text, one link per placement. Never in a footer, sidebar or author bio. |
| Choosing the anchor text | Automate, with rules | Branded and natural phrases by default, with keyword-stuffed exact-match anchors capped. |
| Outreach emails and follow-ups | Partly | Sequences and follow-ups are fine. The reason a site says yes still has to be real. |
| Checking links stay live | Automate | Verify on the live page before paying, re-check afterwards, and get credits back when a link goes. |
| Posting links in comments, forums, wikis or profiles | Never | Forum comments with optimized links are a named example in Google’s spam policies. |
| Buying bulk link packages or PBN links | Never | Networks built only to sell links are what link spam updates are designed to catch. |
| The same keyword anchor on every link | Never | Optimized anchor text in articles distributed on other sites is on Google’s link spam list. |
Relevance is the part most worth protecting. 58.6% of senior SEOs say the topical relevance of the linking page is the factor that matters most when they judge a backlink (uSERP, 2026), and it is exactly what crude automation throws away.
Your options
6 ways to generate backlinks automatically
- 1In Outrank
A curated backlink exchange
Your articles host links to relevant sites in a network, and the credits you earn buy links to your pages inside other members’ articles.
Automation 5 of 5: Fully automatic once your blog is connected- What you get
- In-text links inside articles on other sites in the network, matched on topic and language.
- Cost
- Included in Outrank’s $99/month plan, with 30 articles a month.
- Speed
- Half of new Outrank sites had their first verified link within 3.8 days. Sites that host links get a median of 21 a month.
- Watch out for
- Networks of thin or unrelated sites. Ask who the hosts are and check that every link sits in a real article.
Best for: Small and new sites that need steady authority without a link budget.
How Outrank’s exchange works - 2In Outrank
A placement marketplace
Software finds blogs that already earn Google traffic in your niche, writes a new article for them and puts your link inside it.
Automation 5 of 5: Automatic once you pick target pages, anchors and a Domain Rating floor- What you get
- Your own 250 to 350 word section, with one link, in a new article on a blog with DR 30+ and 100+ Google clicks a month. In best-of lists, your product takes the first slot.
- Cost
- Scale plan, $899/month for 1,400 credits. A placement costs the host’s DR × 4 credits: about $77 on a DR 30 blog and $154 on a DR 60 one.
- Speed
- Placements go out as matching blogs are found, so volume depends on how many publishers fit your niche.
- Watch out for
- Marketplaces that hide the site list, or sell links on sites with no real traffic.
Best for: Sites that want authority from bigger blogs and a place in the lists AI assistants read.
See the Scale backlink plan - 3
Outreach automation
Tools such as Respona, Pitchbox, BuzzStream and Hunter find contacts and send email sequences for guest posts, link insertions and mentions.
Automation 3 of 5: Prospecting and emails are automated; pitches and deals are not- What you get
- Guest posts, link insertions and resource-page mentions on sites you choose yourself.
- Cost
- A tool subscription, plus about $459 for an average guest post or $225 for a link insertion when the site charges (Adsy, 2026).
- Speed
- Weeks per link. Only 8.5% of outreach emails get a reply (Backlinko, 2019).
- Watch out for
- Generic templates sent at volume. Reply rates fall, and so does your email reputation.
Best for: Teams with time to write real pitches and a budget per link.
- 4
Linkable assets on autopilot
Statistics pages, free tools and original data that writers cite without being asked.
Automation 3 of 5: Build once, then links arrive on their own- What you get
- Earned editorial links, the kind digital PR campaigns chase.
- Cost
- Production time, or a builder: Outrank’s Free Tools Builder ($99/month) creates and publishes SEO tools on your site.
- Speed
- Slow and uneven. 94% of blog posts have no external links at all (Backlinko, 2019).
- Watch out for
- Assets nobody needs. Build what people in your niche already search for and reuse every week.
Best for: Sites with original data, or a tool people come back to.
- 5
Directory submissions
A one-time push that lists your site in business and niche directories.
Automation 4 of 5: Submitted for you in one batch- What you get
- Profile links and brand citations, useful for discovery and niche or local search.
- Cost
- $500 one time for 100+ directories with Outrank’s Directory Submission service.
- Speed
- Listings go live within weeks of submission.
- Watch out for
- Low-quality directory links are on Google’s link spam list. Use directories that real people browse.
Best for: New sites that need a baseline of brand citations.
- 6
Monitoring and link reclamation
Alerts for unlinked brand mentions and for links you lose, followed by a quick request to fix them.
Automation 2 of 5: Finding is automated; the ask is still yours- What you get
- Links from pages that already mention you, or used to link to you.
- Cost
- Free with Google Alerts, or part of an SEO tool subscription.
- Speed
- Days per link, when the site owner answers.
- Watch out for
- Alerts only find the opportunity. Most of the work is still the email.
Best for: Brands that already get mentioned around the web.
Step by step
How to generate backlinks automatically with Outrank
- Step 1
You publish an article
Outrank writes it for your audience and publishes it to your blog.
- Step 2
It links to a relevant site
At most 2 network links per article (3 for proven hosts), inside the text, matched on topic and language.
- Step 3
The link is verified
Found on the live page, then you earn credits equal to your Domain Rating, up to 20 per link.
- Step 4
Credits buy links to you
Other members’ articles link to your most relevant pages, and the loop repeats with every article.
- No repeat link from the same site for 30 days
- No link back to a site that just linked to you for 14 days
- Never in footers, sidebars, comments or profiles
- Blog platforms like Medium and wordpress.com excluded
- Credits only move for verified links
- 1
Add your site and connect your blog
Add your website and connect your blog: WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Framer, Notion, Ghost, Next.js or a webhook. The connection lets Outrank publish your articles, and lets those articles host links, which is how your site earns credits.
- 2
Let it publish articles that host links
Outrank writes and publishes up to 30 articles a month. When an article fits another site in the network, it carries a link to it, at most 2 per article. Each verified hosted link earns credits equal to your Domain Rating, up to 20.
- 3
Receive links in other sites’ articles
Your credits are spent on links to your pages inside relevant articles on other sites. The same site cannot link to you again within 30 days. Half of new sites that connected a blog had their first verified link within 3.8 days.
- 4
Steer it with Link TargetingOptional
On a backlink plan, prioritize the pages that matter most, set custom anchor texts and add manual links. Without it, links point to whichever of your pages best fits each article, with natural anchors.
- 5
Check every placement
Every link is verified on the live page before credits move. The dashboard lists each placement with the host, the article, the anchor and the date, and credits come back if a link is removed.
- 6
Add placements on vetted blogsOptional
The Scale plan adds placements on blogs with DR 30+ and 100+ Google clicks a month: your own section in a new article, the first slot in best-of lists, and re-checks every 2 days for 90 days.
The data
What the data says about automatic backlinks
The network keeps growing, and stays on topic
Verified backlinks placed per quarter
37,679
74,806
96,193
141,302
155,459
Q3 2025
Jul–Sep
Q4 2025
Oct–Dec
Q1 2026
Jan–Mar
Q2 2026
Apr–Jun
Q3 2026
Jul–Sep
Volume grew 4.1× in a year. That matters for one reason: a bigger network has more relevant hosts in any given niche, so links can stay on topic as volume grows.
How many links a site gets, and from whom
Verified backlinks per site in 30 days, median
Sites that host links
$99 plan · 52.2% got 20+
21 / month
Paid backlink plan
52.6% got 20+
21 / month
Sites that don’t host
$99 plan · 0.8% got 20+
6 / month
Domain Rating of the sites hosting each link
- DR under 10
9.9% of links - DR 10 to 19
21.2% of links - DR 20 to 29
29.8% of links - DR 30 to 49
33.5% of links - DR 50+
5.6% of links
The first link arrives fast. Among sites that signed up between June and August 2026 and connected a blog, 30.5% had a verified backlink placed within a day of signing up, half within 3.8 days and 59.2% within a week. Of the sites that received one, 92.9% got it within two weeks.
What happens to Google traffic
Links are a means. What you want is search traffic, so here is the Search Console data of every Outrank site that connected it, indexed to the 28 days before each site joined.
Median Google clicks, before and after joining Outrank
- Before joining
- After joining (1.00× = the 28 days before)
The median site had 1.43× its pre-Outrank clicks after 4 months, 2.04× after 7 and 2.37× after 11. To separate that from Google updates and seasons, we compared sites in the same calendar windows: sites three or more months into Outrank grew +6.3% per 28 days, against +0.1% for sites that had not joined yet, and grew faster in 14 of 16 windows.
Median growth in Google clicks, by backlinks received per month
1.59×
1.66×
1.54×
2.18×
Under 5
65% grew
5–14
78% grew
15–29
69% grew
30+
80% grew
Sites that received 30 or more backlinks a month grew the most: a median 2.18×, with 80% of them up. Sites under 5 a month grew 1.59×. The middle groups sit close together, so read this as a correlation rather than a dial you can turn: the most active sites also publish more.
And in AI answers
Median AI citations, by verified backlinks
Under 10 verified links
Median DR 6
6
10 to 49 links
Median DR 11
15
50 to 149 links
Median DR 26
68.5
150+ links
Median DR 30
98
The median site with 150+ verified backlinks had 16× the AI citations of the median site with fewer than 10. Links are not the whole story: Google impressions were the strongest predictor of AI citations in the same study (Spearman 0.80). AI assistants mostly cite pages that search engines already trust, and links are a large part of how a page earns that trust.
The risk
Will automatic backlinks get you penalized?
Straight answer: any link built to help rankings carries some risk under Google’s rules, whether a person or software built it.
Google’s spam policies (last updated August 28, 2026) define link spam as links created “primarily for the purpose of manipulating search rankings”. The examples include “using automated programs or services to create links to your site”, excessive link exchanges, and buying or selling links that pass ranking credit, alongside forum comment links, low-quality directories and sitewide footer links.
Nobody outside Google can promise that a given link will always count, and you should distrust anyone who does. What you control is what your links look like. Detection works on patterns, and the patterns are well known: links on pages nobody reads, the same sites trading links, keyword-stuffed anchors, links in comments, footers and profiles, and hundreds of links from sites that have nothing to do with yours.
How Outrank’s network is built against those patterns
Inside real articles
Every link sits in the body of a full article written for the host’s readers. Never in footers, sidebars, comments or profiles.
Few links per article
At most 2 network links per article, 3 for hosts with a verified track record.
Relevant by design
Hosts and receivers are matched on topic and on language before any link is placed.
No repeat links
The same site cannot link to you twice within 30 days. In the last 30 days, 41,670 of 41,673 host-to-site pairs were unique.
No quick link-backs
A site that just linked to you is not linked back from your articles for 14 days.
Natural anchors
Your preferred anchors, or branded and natural phrases. URL-shaped and exact-match keyword anchors are filtered out.
Verified, or refunded
Credits only move when the link is found on the live page, and they come back if the link is removed.
Sites kept out
Blog platforms such as Medium, Substack and wordpress.com cannot host, and sites with adult or high-risk gambling content are removed.
What happened to the sites that received the most links
If these links were dragging sites down, the sites receiving the most of them would grow the least. In the Search Console data they grow the most: 2.18× median clicks and 80% of sites up at 30+ backlinks a month, against 1.59× and 65% under 5. It is a correlation, not a guarantee, and every group, including the sites that lost traffic, is published on our results page.
Before you pick one
How to choose an automated backlink tool: 10 checks
- 1
Can you see every link?
The host site, the article URL, the anchor and the date for each placement.
Outrank: Every placement is listed in the dashboard, with its status.
- 2
Do the sites get real Google traffic?
Organic clicks checked from data. Domain Rating alone can be bought.
Outrank: Marketplace hosts need 100+ Google clicks a month from Search Console. Exchange hosts are active customer blogs (median DR 27) with no traffic minimum.
- 3
Is every link inside a real article?
In the body of a full article. Never in footers, sidebars, comments or profiles.
Outrank: In-text only, in articles written for the host’s readers.
- 4
Are the sites relevant to you?
Same topic and same language as the page being linked.
Outrank: Matched on topic and language before a link is placed.
- 5
How many links does each article carry?
One or two, never a list of links.
Outrank: At most 2 network links per exchange article. On the marketplace, yours is the only paid link.
- 6
Does it stop sites trading links back and forth?
Cooldowns between the same pair of sites, in both directions.
Outrank: 30 days before the same site links to you again, and 14 days before you link back to a site that linked to you.
- 7
Who controls the anchor text?
You can set anchors, and keyword-stuffed exact-match anchors are capped.
Outrank: Branded and natural anchors by default. Custom anchors and target pages come with a backlink plan.
- 8
Is every link verified?
Checked on the live page before you pay, then re-checked.
Outrank: Verified before credits move. Marketplace links are re-checked every 2 days for 90 days.
- 9
What happens when a link disappears?
Credits or money back, without having to ask.
Outrank: Credits come back automatically. Marketplace publishers get 7 days to restore a link first.
- 10
Can you control the pace?
A budget cap and a pause switch.
Outrank: A monthly credit budget on the marketplace. The exchange can be switched off at any time.
The math
What automated backlinks cost compared with buying links
Cost per backlink, in US dollars
Premium guest post
BuzzStream, 2026
$3,130
What SEOs will pay
Editorial.Link, 2025
$508.95
Average guest post
Adsy, 2026
$459
Average link insertion
Adsy, 2026
$225
Outrank marketplace
Scale plan, DR 30–60 host
$77–$154
Outrank exchange link
$99 plan ÷ 21 links
$4.71
An average guest post costs about 97 times more per link than a link from the exchange, even counting the whole $99 subscription as link spend and ignoring the 30 articles that come with it. The links are not identical: a $459 guest post buys one placement on a site you picked, often a bigger one. The point is that automation cuts the unit cost of a link by two orders of magnitude, which is what lets a small site build authority at all.
Outreach costs time on top of money. Only 8.5% of outreach emails get a reply (Backlinko, 2019), and cold email sequences average 4.5% (Hunter, 2026). 55.2% of SEO professionals call link building the most challenging part of SEO (Editorial.Link, 2025), and 64% spend $3,000 or more a month on it (Reporter Outreach, 2026).
Customer results
What it looked like for four customers
Domain Rating after switching on automatic backlinks
- Scalelist
- 24hourEDU
- Moonb
Scalelist
B2B SaaS · Lead data
16 → 45
Domain Rating · Ahrefs, September 2025 → September 2026
- Verified backlinks
- 327 verified backlinks
- Articles
- 206 articles published
“I got a massive DR increase in the first 3-4 weeks of working together.”
Case study
Arnaud RenouxCo-founder
24hourEDU
Online education · Mortgage licensing
1.2 → 30
Domain Rating · Ahrefs, August 2025 → September 2026
- Verified backlinks
- 127 verified backlinks
- Articles
- 373 articles published
“The backlink exchange is better than any single product we have seen in 10-years of managing online training websites.”
Case study
Jesse KennedyStudent Support
Moonb
Creative agency
22 → 43
Domain Rating · Ahrefs, June 2025 → September 2026
- Verified backlinks
- 336 verified backlinks
- Articles
- 367 articles generated
“We had no strategy to find keywords, get backlinks or write useful articles or tools. We had hired an agency but struggled to see results.”
Case study
Lorenzo NicoliniFounder
Life Purpose App
Solo founder · Lifestyle app
4.5×
Monthly clicks · 513 in May 2025 → 2,309 in May 2026
- Verified backlinks
- 151 verified backlinks
- Articles
- 450 articles published
“It’s the first tool I’ve used that delivers meaningful, measurable SEO results instead of superficial optimization.”
Case study
Martin AdamsApp developer and solo operator
Cite this data
Findings you can quote
Outrank’s network had verified 530,154 backlinks live on host pages as of October 13, 2026.
Outrank network data, October 13, 2026. Verified = found on the live host page.
Outrank verified 41,676 new backlinks placed between September 13 and October 12, 2026.
Outrank network data, October 13, 2026. Verified = found on the live host page.
Verified backlinks placed per quarter in Outrank’s network grew 4.1× in a year, from 37,679 in Q3 2025 to 155,459 in Q3 2026.
Outrank network data, October 13, 2026. Verified = found on the live host page.
Sites on Outrank’s $99 plan that host links in their own articles received a median of 21 verified backlinks in 30 days, and 52.2% received 20 or more.
Outrank network data, October 13, 2026. Verified = found on the live host page.
Half of new Outrank sites that connected a blog had their first verified backlink within 3.8 days, and 59.2% within a week.
Outrank network data, October 13, 2026. Verified = found on the live host page.
The median site hosting an Outrank backlink in the last 30 days had a Domain Rating of 27, and 68.9% of links came from sites at DR 20 or higher.
Outrank network data, October 13, 2026. Verified = found on the live host page.
In 30 days, 41,670 of 41,673 host-to-site pairs in Outrank’s network were unique: almost every link a site received came from a different website.
Outrank network data, October 13, 2026. Verified = found on the live host page.
Outrank sites receiving 30 or more backlinks a month reached a median 2.18× their pre-Outrank Google clicks, against 1.59× for sites receiving fewer than 5.
From Outrank Results: Google Search Console data, October 1, 2026 snapshot, sites with 2+ months on Outrank.
Outrank customer sites with 150+ verified backlinks had a median of 98 AI citations, against 6 for sites with fewer than 10.
From Outrank’s AI citation study: 200 customer sites, Ahrefs, September 2026.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about automated backlinks
Can you generate backlinks automatically?
Yes. Software can now do most of the work: find sites in your niche, write the article a link sits in, place the link and check that it stays live. Backlink exchanges and placement marketplaces automate the whole chain, and outreach tools automate the emails. What you should never automate is posting links in comments, forums, wikis or profiles, or renting them on networks of throwaway sites.
Is automated link building against Google’s guidelines?
Google’s spam policies list using automated programs or services to create links as link spam, together with excessive link exchanges and paid links that pass ranking credit. The policy targets links made mainly to manipulate rankings, whoever or whatever builds them. Nobody outside Google can promise that a link will always count. What you control is what your links look like: relevant sites, real articles, one link per placement and natural anchors.
Can AI build backlinks?
AI can match your site with relevant publishers, write the article and choose a natural place and anchor for the link. It cannot make an unrelated or empty site worth a link. In Outrank, AI matches sites on topic and language and writes the article, and a separate job verifies every link on the live page before any credits move.
How many backlinks can you get per month automatically?
In Outrank’s network, sites on the $99 plan that host links in their own articles received a median of 21 verified backlinks between September 13 and October 12, 2026, and 52.2% got 20 or more. Sites that did not host received a median of 6.
How long do automatic backlinks take to work?
The first link comes quickly: half of new sites that connected a blog had their first verified backlink within 3.8 days, and 59.2% within a week. Traffic takes months. The median Outrank site had 1.43× its pre-Outrank Google clicks after 4 months and 2.04× after 7 months.
Do backlinks help you get cited by ChatGPT and other AI assistants?
They help. In a study of 200 Outrank customer sites (Ahrefs, September 2026), sites with 150 or more verified backlinks had a median of 98 AI citations, against 6 for sites with fewer than 10. Google visibility was the strongest single predictor of citations, and links are a large part of what earns that visibility.
What is the best tool to generate backlinks automatically?
It depends on the job. Outreach tools such as Respona, Pitchbox, BuzzStream and Hunter automate prospecting and emails for guest posts and digital PR. A backlink exchange or placement marketplace automates the placement itself. Outrank does both content and links: 30 articles a month plus automated backlinks for $99 a month, and placements on blogs with DR 30+ and 100+ Google clicks a month on the Scale plan.
How much does automated link building cost?
Outrank’s backlink exchange is included in the $99 a month plan, together with 30 articles. Placements on vetted blogs come with the Scale plan ($899 a month for 1,400 credits), where one placement costs the host’s Domain Rating times 4 credits. For comparison, an average guest post costs $459 and a link insertion $225 (Adsy, 2026).
Are automatically built backlinks dofollow?
Outrank’s exchange and marketplace links are regular links in the body of an article, with no nofollow attribute added. On marketplace placements, every re-check also records whether the link has turned nofollow, sponsored or ugc.
What should you never automate in link building?
Links in blog comments, forums, wikis and social profiles, bulk link packages, private blog networks, sitewide footer links and the same keyword anchor on every link. Those are the patterns Google’s spam policies describe, and they are what spam-detection systems are trained to find.
Methodology
How we measured this
Data sources and definitions
Network figures come from Outrank’s production database on October 13, 2026. A backlink counts as verified when Outrank’s verification job found it on the live host page. Quarterly and monthly counts group links by the date they were placed and include only links that are still verified, so links removed after going live are left out; that was at most 309 links in any month.
Backlinks per site cover links placed between September 13 and October 12, 2026, grouped by the receiving site. A site counts as hosting when at least one of its own articles carried a verified link in the same window. Plans come from the backlink credits on the site’s account. Host Domain Rating is the host’s Domain Rating when the link was verified.
Time to first backlink covers sites that signed up between June 1 and August 31, 2026, connected a blog and kept the backlink exchange on. It runs from signup to the placement of the first link that was later verified live. Sites that never received one count as not reached, so the 3.8-day median includes them.
Search Console outcomes come from Outrank Results (October 1, 2026 snapshot), where the full method and data are published. The data is observational: sites chose to connect Search Console, and customers may also do other SEO work. AI citations come from Outrank’s study of 200 customer sites using Ahrefs AI citation data. Customer Domain Ratings come from Ahrefs. Third-party statistics link to their original sources.
As with all our public data, network figures are reported as counts of links, shares and medians, not as the number of sites behind them.
Download the network data behind this page:
- Everything as JSON, with definitions
- Verified backlinks per month as CSV
Cite this article
Outrank (2026). How to Generate Backlinks Automatically, Without the Spam. Network data as of October 13, 2026. https://www.outrank.so/blog/how-to-generate-backlinks-automatically
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