> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.insert.link/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.insert.link/welcome.md).

# Welcome

Welcome to the Insert.Link knowledge base. Here you'll find answers to common questions about working with the platform, along with guides to help you quickly find the right link placement opportunities, place orders, and manage your projects.

In this section, you'll learn:

* how to quickly find the right donor site or URL for your link placements
* how to place an [order](/order.md), track its progress, and manage your placements
* how to use the platform's tools:
  * [**Guest Post**](/guest-post.md) – find and order guest publications on donor sites
  * [**Search**](/search.md) – search for links by keyword for link insertions and niche placements
  * [**Backlink Lookup**](/backlink-lookup.md) – analyze a site's link profile and view its backlinks
  * [**Domain Lookup**](/domain-lookup.md) – analyze a domain's link profile and see which domains link to it
  * [**Backlink Gap**](/backlink-gap.md) – find link opportunities by analyzing your competitors' link profiles
  * [**Anchor Text Lookup**](/anchor-text-lookup.md) – find sites in the Insert.Link database that already have placements with a specific anchor
  * [**Bulk Donor Check**](/bulk-donor-check.md) – check multiple donor sites at once to see if they accept guest publications
* how to organize work across multiple projects with [Workspaces](/workspace.md), [Folders](https://docs.insert.link/pages/W1Pc6WZIRSlRgISgemdQ#id-1.-folder), and [Projects](https://docs.insert.link/pages/W1Pc6WZIRSlRgISgemdQ#id-1.-project), and how to set [Workspace limits](/workspace/limits.md) to manage resources

Whether you're just getting started with Insert.Link or already use the platform regularly, this FAQ will help you get up to speed faster and manage your link-building process more effectively.


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