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Sources and credits
Where every word and image came from, and what this rebuild refused to invent.
This is an independent rebuild of Lynqlo’s web presence. There is a complication worth stating at the top: the company has no website.
lynqlo.com does not resolve. There is no DNS record and no Wayback capture, and the LinkedIn page carries no website field. The company’s entire public presence is one LinkedIn page, created in 2025. Every word of company copy on this site comes from it.
Provenance
Where each part came from
- The promise — the LinkedIn tagline, verbatim: “We build a system that reactivates your dead leads and responds to every new one in under 5 minutes.”
- The argument — the About section of the same page, quoted in full across the home, pipeline-recovery and revops pages.
- Pipeline Recovery — the flagship offer, described in the company’s own words, including “no additional ad spend, no new headcount”.
- The seven stages — the company’s list: lead capture, qualification, routing, follow-up, nurturing, meeting booking, CRM automation. The stage descriptions are this rebuild’s, written from those seven words.
- Who it is for — agencies running Meta and Google Ads, five to twenty clients, quoted from the page.
- The ten specialties — copied in order from the company’s specialties list.
- The company facts — founded 2025, one employee, self-employed, Business Consulting and Services, from LinkedIn.
What was lost
And what this rebuild refuses to invent
- Everything else. No website, no case studies, no client names, no pricing, no timeline, no founder biography beyond a name, no address, no phone, no inbox.
- The logo. The only recoverable logo is a 200×200 JPEG whose wordmark occupies 112×24 pixels — too small to reproduce at header size, so the name is set in Inter instead.
- Client data. The funnel on the home page is labelled “illustrative — not client data” because no client data exists in public.
- Photography. The company published none; the three photographs here are Wikimedia Commons files, credited below.
Why so much of this page is caveats. A 2025 one-person consultancy has almost no public record. A rebuild that filled the gaps with plausible-looking case studies and statistics would be a fiction, not a site.
Photography and design
Credits
- desk.jpg — “An office table and computers” by Patryk Sobczak, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.
- keyboard.jpg — “Computer keyboard placed on a black desk in a modern workspace” by Shixart1985, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
- imac.jpg — “iMac and MacBook” by Patryk Sobczak, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.
The design is this rebuild’s own: ink #0A0C10, paper white, electric indigo #3B2FE0, lime #D6FF4B on dark bands only. Inter is self-hosted as a variable woff2. Nothing loads from a third-party server.
The funnel on the home page is an illustration, marked as one, not a chart of anybody’s numbers.
Independent site
Built from Lynqlo’s published material. Not affiliated with Lynqlo or its founder.