Link Building
Links you lost. Listicles your competitors are in and you are not. Pages that mention you without linking. Each one checked live, with the published contact and the email drafted.
Add your site, 2 or 3 competitors and your main keywords. Run a tactic, or all of them at once.
Every row has the reason, the site's strength, the published contact and a drafted email.
Mark what you sent and who linked, so nobody is pitched twice. Export to CSV any time.
The tactics link builders use, done for you and checked live.
Links you already earned: your dead pages that sites still link to (redirect them), and links that were taken down.
Pages that name your brand but don't link to you.
Listicles that name your competitors but not you.
Sites linking to two or more of your competitors but not you, sorted by the kind of page so you know which pitch fits.
Competitor pages that are gone but still have sites linking to them.
Your competitors' most-linked pages.
Curated link lists in your niche to ask to be added to.
Pages in your niche linking to pages that no longer work.
Sites in your niche that take outside writers.
Brands and tools that shut down or moved.
A scan is one run of a tactic. Competitor tactics use one per competitor. Email finding and drafts are free.
No. We find the site, the published contact and draft the email. You copy it or open it in Gmail and send it from your own inbox, so replies come to you and your domain's reputation stays yours.
Only addresses the site publishes: the page, its author page, and its contact and about pages. We never guess an address or buy one.
One run of a tactic. Competitor tactics use one scan per competitor searched. Finding emails and drafting are free.
No. Sites that ask for payment are flagged so you can decide. Paid links break Google's guidelines.
Yes. A competitor's dead or most-linked page goes to Content Studio as an article, with the original page and who links to it as context for the writer.
Reclaim finds dead pages on your site that still have links. Fix them with a redirect, no emails needed.