Link Whisper Discount Code TUNESOFT applies a $20 discount to a Link Whisper licence at checkout, and this guide is written for someone who has never bought or installed the plugin before. Rather than reviewing the tool in the abstract, it walks through the whole path in order: deciding whether you need it, picking a tier, entering the code, activating the licence, and getting the first useful output out of the plugin once it is running.
Before You Buy: Is This Plugin For Your Site?
The first step for a new user is not the checkout page. Link Whisper is a WordPress plugin for internal linking — the links between pages on your own site. Those links do two jobs: they help readers move between related articles, and they distribute authority and topical context across your pages in a way search engines use to understand how your site is structured.
That problem only becomes painful at a certain scale. On a site of fifty articles, remembering every relevant older post while writing a new one is already difficult. At five hundred it is effectively impossible. A site with twenty posts, by contrast, does not need the plugin at all — you can hold that structure in your head and link manually in less time than it takes to configure any tool. The value starts around the point where you can no longer reliably remember what you have published.
It is also worth being honest about what the plugin does not do. Internal linking changes how authority moves around a site; it does not create authority. If the underlying articles are thin, linking them together more cleverly changes very little. A $20 discount does not change that either.
Try the Free Version First
There is a free version of Link Whisper on the WordPress plugin directory with a reduced feature set. For a first-time user this is the cheapest possible way to test whether the core idea suits how you write. Install it, draft a post, and see whether the suggestions it offers feel like links you would actually have wanted to make.
The paid licence unlocks the fuller reporting and automation, and it is the paid licence that a discount code applies to. So the sensible order is: try the free version, decide the workflow fits, then buy with the code rather than buying first and finding out afterwards.
What You Get on the Paid Licence
Knowing the feature list before you buy makes the first week much less confusing, because you will know which screens to open.
Inline link suggestions: while editing a post, the plugin proposes sentences in your draft that could link to existing posts, with the anchor text pre-selected. You approve or reject each one.
Inbound link suggestions: it identifies older posts that should link to your new article, and lets you add those links without opening each old post individually. This is the part most workflows ignore entirely.
Internal link reporting: a site-wide view of how many inbound and outbound internal links each post has, which is how you find the pages nobody links to.
Orphaned content detection: pages with no internal links pointing at them at all — the pages search engines struggle most to find and value.
Auto-linking rules: mapping a keyword to a target URL so future mentions link automatically.
Search-and-insert: finding a target post by keyword from inside the editor instead of hunting down the URL by hand.
Choosing a Tier
Link Whisper is sold as an annual licence, tiered by the number of sites it covers: typically a single site at the entry level, then multi-site tiers for a handful of sites and for agency-scale portfolios. The important thing for a first-time buyer is that all tiers include the same feature set. You are paying for site count, not capability, so there is no feature you unlock by going up a tier.
That makes the decision simple. Count the sites you will genuinely install it on and buy that tier. Do not buy headroom for sites you might launch later.
Published prices move with promotions, so read the live pricing page rather than any figure quoted elsewhere. On a single-site licence, a $20 reduction is a meaningful proportion of the first year's cost, which is why it is worth taking the extra minute to apply the code.
Applying the Code Step by Step
Open the official Link Whisper site and go to the pricing page.
Choose the licence tier that matches the number of sites you will actually install the plugin on.
Proceed to checkout and fill in your account and billing details.
Find the coupon or discount code field, enter TUNESOFT, and apply it.
Check that the total has dropped by the expected amount before you pay. If the figure has not moved, the code has not been accepted, and paying anyway will not backdate it.
Complete the purchase, then install the plugin and activate your licence key.
Let the plugin index your site before you judge its suggestions.
If the Code Field Is Hard to Find
Discount fields are often collapsed behind a small link labelled something like "have a code?", usually near the order summary rather than beside the payment details. Codes are normally case-insensitive but whitespace-sensitive, so if you copied and pasted, check that a stray space has not come along with it. Retyping the code by hand solves a surprising share of failed redemptions.
The First Hour After Installing
This is where new users most often form the wrong impression. The plugin builds an index of your existing content before it can suggest anything sensible. On a large site that initial scan takes time and resources, and judging the tool on its output during the first ten minutes will be misleading. Start the indexing, then leave it alone.
Once indexing is done, the highest-value first task is the orphaned content report. Pages with zero internal links pointing at them are the clearest structural problem on most sites and the fastest thing to fix. Work through those before you touch anything else, because it is the one job where the plugin shows you something you almost certainly could not have found manually.
After that, build the habit that pays off longest: every time you publish, run the inbound link suggestions for the new post. Adding links from your existing archive to the new article is where the tool saves the most time and delivers the most benefit.
Habits That Keep the Output Clean
The most common beginner mistake is treating the suggestions as decisions. They are candidates. Accepting them wholesale produces over-linked posts with repetitive anchor text, which is worse for readers and not obviously better for search.
Vary anchor text. The plugin will happily reuse the same phrase again and again; edit it so each link reads naturally in its sentence.
Link on relevance, not availability. A suggestion that fits the grammar of a sentence but not its topic is a bad link.
Use auto-linking rules sparingly. Blanket keyword rules apply without judgement and can produce awkward or excessive linking right across an archive.
Review in small batches. Approving fifty suggestions at once is how repetitive linking patterns slip through unnoticed.
Renewal, Lapsing and Refunds
Two structural points matter more to a first-time buyer than the headline price. First, renewal is a separate event: a first-year discount does not necessarily carry into renewal, so renewal pricing is a distinct question worth checking before you commit. Second, letting a licence lapse does not remove the links you have already inserted. Those are ordinary WordPress content and stay in your posts. What you lose is updates and new suggestions.
A 30-day money-back guarantee has been reported, which materially reduces the risk of trying the paid version. Confirm the current refund terms at the point of purchase rather than assuming them, and if you do buy, spend that window actually using the plugin — index the site, clear the orphaned pages, publish something new and run inbound suggestions on it. That is enough real use to decide.
A Realistic First-Month Plan
Install the free version and see whether the suggestion workflow suits you. If it does, buy the tier matching your real site count and apply TUNESOFT at checkout to take $20 off, confirming the total drops before paying. Activate the licence, let the index finish, then clear your orphaned content. From there, treat inbound link suggestions as a publishing step rather than an occasional clean-up job.
Link Whisper solves a narrow problem properly: it closes the gap between the archive you have and the archive you can remember. For a new user on a site large enough to have lost track of its own content, that is worth the entry cost — and the code lowers it. Check the current pricing and refund window on the official site before you buy.
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