You commented "Backlinks" on the reel about this, so here's the actual thing rather than a vague promise.
It's called the Qwoted SEO Backlinks Skill, and I didn't build it — it's a free, open-source, MIT-licensed Claude Code skill built by Borja Obeso, the founder of Distribb. I'm pointing you at it because it's genuinely good and it's free to run yourself.
What it does: Qwoted is where journalists at outlets like TechCrunch, Forbes, and Inc. post requests for expert sources on stories they're writing. Reply with a useful quote and you often land a do-follow link back to your site — one of the better white-hat backlink channels going right now.
The skill automates the tedious part. Point Claude Code at it and you can say things like "find me PR opportunities about marketing automation today" or "build me a sourced stats page on AI in marketing, then pitch the top 3 opportunities about it." It logs into Qwoted, searches live requests, drafts pitches against your actual bio, shows you each one before it sends, and tracks what's already been pitched so you never duplicate one.
The interesting part is Stage 3: instead of a naked opinion pitch, it can research and generate a full sourced statistics page on the topic — the kind of page journalists actually cite. You publish it, the pitch links to it, and you keep getting cited for months after the original pitch as other reporters find the page through search.
Setup is a free Qwoted account (pick "I am a source/brand"), then telling Claude your name, company, and site — the skill handles login, profile creation, and search from there. Nothing sends without you approving it first.