Parent Links and Sublinks
Understand how LinkQuick keeps destinations canonical and placements comparable.
LinkQuick uses one link model with two distinct roles.
Parent links
A parent link owns the shared destination, domain, name, and social metadata. Changing its destination changes the effective destination for its sublinks without copying that value into every variant.
Sublinks
A sublink represents one placement. It has its own slug, label, context, and UTM parameters while inheriting destination and preview metadata from its parent.
Use a separate sublink whenever two placements need to be compared independently, even when they point to the same destination.
Lifecycle
All links are active when created. Archive them instead of deleting published URLs. A repeated slug on the same domain must be rejected, and an unverified domain must not publish redirects until verification succeeds.