MOMORO

I've been manually submitting MOMORO to directories and blogs one by one. Took forever, forgot where I was, lost the tab. Classic.

This week I used Claude Cowork to actually fix it. I asked it to research the best backlink opportunities for a designer blind box brand and build me a structured 7-day queue — complete with copy for each submission.

Here's what it produced in one session: Pulled 7 real prospects (art toy directories, indie product platforms, collector blogs, press)

• Tiered them by link quality (Tier 1 = form submissions, Tier 2 = pitch emails)

• Wrote custom short + long descriptions, tags, and pitch emails for each one — all tuned to MOMORO's NFC/charity/blind box angle

• Built it as a backlink-queue.json and pushed each entry as a Notion card so I can tick them off day by day

The whole thing lives in Notion now as a proper 7-day plan. I just open Day 1, copy the pitch, submit, mark done. No tabs lost.

What surprised me: Claude caught angles I wouldn't have thought to lead with — the Labubu alternative framing for collector blogs, the "NFC content that refreshes monthly" hook for tech-adjacent press. It's not just filling in a template, it's actually positioning.

Next step is automating the follow-up emails. Probably another Cowork session.

If you're doing any manual outreach or submission grind for your product — this workflow is worth stealing.

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