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SleekView Kanban for Link Whisper

SleekView reads the Link Whisper suggestion tables directly, then renders one card per suggested internal link. Move a card from Suggested to Accepted, dismiss noisy ones into Ignored, or queue weaker links for review without ever leaving the WordPress admin screens.

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SleekView Kanban board for Link Whisper

A live board for Link Whisper suggestions

Link Whisper stores every internal link suggestion in tables like wp_lw_link_suggestion and wp_lw_inbound_links, with a status column that tracks whether a suggestion is new, accepted, or ignored. The default Link Whisper report screen lists those suggestions as a long sortable table, which works fine for a quick scan but turns into noise once a content sprint produces hundreds of pending suggestions across dozens of posts.

SleekView Kanban points at the same suggestion tables and groups every row by a status-like column you pick. Use the suggestion state to slice between Suggested, Accepted, Ignored, and Queued cards. Each card shows the source post, the target post, the anchor text, and the relevance score Link Whisper computed so an editor can decide whether the link is worth accepting in a single glance.

Dragging a card between columns writes the new status back to the underlying Link Whisper row through the WordPress REST API. The Link Whisper report stays in sync, every internal report that reads the same column sees the change, and editors finally have a queue that lives next to the content instead of buried inside another screen full of tabular suggestion data.

Workflow

From Link Whisper suggestion to kanban card

1

Point at the suggestion table

Open SleekView, add a new view, and pick the Link Whisper suggestion or inbound link table. SleekView introspects the schema and lists every column, including anchor text, relevance score, and the suggestion state.
2

Pick the status column

Choose the suggestion state, the source post type, or any enum-shaped column as the kanban grouper. SleekView reads the distinct values and turns each one into a board column with a color you set in the view editor.
3

Choose the card fields

Select up to six fields per card. Source post, target post, anchor text, relevance score, and last seen date all work out of the box. SleekView formats relevance scores and renders post titles as clickable links.
4

Drag to update status

Moving a card writes the new status back to the Link Whisper row through the WordPress REST API. Capabilities are checked, changes are logged, and the standard Link Whisper report reflects the update on next reload.

Sample board

A real Link Whisper review pipeline

Four columns mapped to suggestion state in the Link Whisper tables. Cards show source post, target post, anchor text, and relevance score pulled live from wp_lw_link_suggestion.
Suggested
184
Anchor on best CRM in /blog/sales
Source /blog/sales, score 0.92
Anchor on lead scoring in /blog/ops
Source /blog/ops, score 0.88
Anchor on cold email in /blog/sdr
Source /blog/sdr, score 0.81
Queued
47
Anchor on funnel in /blog/conversion
Target /pricing, score 0.74
Anchor on outreach in /blog/sdr
Target /blog/cold-email, 0.71
Anchor on KPI in /blog/operations
Target /blog/dashboards, 0.69
Accepted
1,038
Anchor on pricing in /blog/onboarding
Target /pricing, accepted today
Anchor on demo in /blog/product-tour
Target /demo, accepted today
Anchor on docs in /blog/setup-guide
Target /docs/install, accepted
Ignored
92
Anchor with weak match dismissed
Source /blog/general, ignored
Anchor pointing to retired URL
Target /old-page, ignored today
Anchor duplicate inside same post
Source /blog/duplicate-check, off

Comparison

Link Whisper report vs SleekView Kanban

Link Whisper report

  • Suggestions appear as a sortable table with no visual lanes for accepted or ignored.
  • Filtering by post or score reloads the report and resets the scroll position each time.
  • No drag interaction at all, so editors approve one suggestion at a time through links.
  • The relevance score lives in a small column instead of as a visible signal on a card.
  • Bulk triage on a fresh content sprint takes many clicks instead of a single drag motion.

SleekView Kanban

  • Reads wp_lw_link_suggestion rows directly with no extra sync layer at all.
  • Group by suggestion state, source post type, or any enum-shaped column on the table.
  • Writebacks use the WordPress REST API and respect existing Link Whisper capabilities.
  • Cards show source post, target post, anchor text, and relevance score with zero setup.
  • Stays in sync with the Link Whisper report so the table and the board never disagree.

Features

What SleekView Kanban gives you for Link Whisper

Status-aware grouping

Pick any enum-shaped column on the Link Whisper suggestion table and SleekView treats its distinct values as kanban columns. Reorder them, set a color per status, and hide states you do not care about for this view at all.

Drag updates the database

Dropping a card in a new column writes the new value to the Link Whisper row through a capability-checked REST endpoint. The change shows up everywhere the suggestion table is read, including the standard report screen.

Anchor context on the card

Each card shows up to six fields you pick, with sensible formatting for post titles, anchor text, and relevance scores. Hover a card to expand it inline with the surrounding sentence and any inbound link counts the plugin tracked.

Audience

Where Link Whisper teams use the kanban view

Editorial link triage

Editors review new suggestions on the kanban, drag accepted ones into the publish lane, and queue weaker matches for a second pass without leaving WordPress or jumping into a spreadsheet.

Dismissing weak matches

Group suggestions by relevance score and drag low scoring matches into Ignored. SleekView writes the state back so Link Whisper stops suggesting them and editor focus stays on strong matches.

Pillar page promotion

Filter suggestions where the target is a pillar page and drag every match into Accepted. The pillar gains internal links across the site without an editor opening each source post one at a time.

The bigger picture

Why a board beats the Link Whisper report

Link Whisper is built around finding internal link opportunities, and the suggestion engine itself is excellent at surfacing relevant matches. The problem is what comes after the suggestion. The default report lists every match in a sortable table, which works fine when there are a few suggestions on a single post but turns into noise the moment a content sprint produces hundreds of pending suggestions across dozens of posts.

Editors scroll the report, click into each post to accept a suggestion, then bounce back to scroll some more. State is implicit, and the difference between a suggestion you have not seen and one you have already considered and rejected lives only in the editor head. SleekView Kanban fixes this by treating the same suggestion table as a board.

Every suggestion is a card, every state value is a column, and dragging a card writes the new state back to the source row. The Link Whisper engine keeps generating suggestions, the standard report keeps working, and the editorial queue lives where the content already does in WordPress.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Kanban for Link Whisper

Both. SleekView reads the standard suggestion tables that ship with the free Link Whisper plugin, and it picks up any extra columns Link Whisper Pro adds. The board configuration lives in SleekView, so upgrading or downgrading Link Whisper does not break your existing view.

 

Yes. Any column with a small set of repeated values works as a kanban grouper, including text fields like source post type, target post type, or anchor sentiment. SleekView shows you the distinct values it found and lets you map each one to a column.

 

The drag triggers an UPDATE on the underlying suggestion row, so the change is reflected in every Link Whisper view, including the standard report and any exports you run. There is no shadow state to keep in sync between the board and the plugin reports.

 

Yes. Writebacks go through a WordPress REST endpoint that checks the manage_options capability by default, and you can swap that for a custom capability in the view editor. Users without permission see the board as read-only and cannot drag any cards.

 

No. The board queries are paginated and indexed on the status column you pick. We tested with suggestion tables of one hundred thousand rows and the initial render stays under 200 ms, with subsequent column scrolls served from a cached page slice.

 

Yes. Create one view per workflow. A general triage board grouped by suggestion state, a pillar page board filtered to one target, and a low score cleanup board can all live side by side, each with its own column set and card fields.

 

Yes. SleekView re-reads the table schema on every render, so any new column Link Whisper Pro adds appears in the card field picker and in the group-by picker without requiring a view rebuild on the board. The schema is read live every time.

 

Yes. The view header has an export button that returns the current filter and column state as a CSV, including the kanban column each row belongs to. The export respects any filters you applied in the view editor on the board.

 

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