The false-positive example raises a useful distinction between awkward link placement and evidence of payment.
I work with onlymusic.ai, an AI music generator. In a tutorial showing how to turn lyrics into a music demo, linking to the tool would let readers try the process themselves. It could also be the only external domain mentioned, since the tutorial follows one tool throughout.
How does your detector distinguish that kind of focused tutorial from an article written primarily to carry a commercial link?
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The irony here is that your very own comment was flagged as a planted promotion by my algorithm:
Brand mentions
Classified as Planted
onlymusic.ai
The user 'link lee' inserts a direct mention and description of their own brand, onlymusic.ai, in the comments section of a blog post about link building, using a hypothetical scenario to gain a backlink and brand visibility.
“I work with onlymusic.ai, an AI music generator.”
Using: https://app.dejan.ai/property/43?tab=outreach&sub=checker in a pasted mode.