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Enter a page you want more links to. We find the search query it answers, the pages that already rank for it, and the sites that already link to those pages, then pick five places worth one specific ask, each with the ask written and where to send it. You send it. We never email anyone.
Everything starts from one keyword: the search query your page answers, read off the page or given by you. Two lookups follow, and the prospects come from both.
Each candidate is then sorted into a kind, and the five are picked in friction order, the smallest ask first.
| Kind | What it is | The ask |
|---|---|---|
| Already links to rivals | A page that links to one or more of the pages ranking for your keyword. | A mention alongside the link they already have. |
| A list | A “best”, “top”, “alternatives” or “awesome” page that ranks, or one that links to a rival. | Inclusion, with a two-line blurb they can paste. |
| Directory | Product Hunt, G2, Capterra, AlternativeTo, SaaSHub and their kind. | One submission, no pitch. |
| Covers the topic | A blog with its own take on the keyword. | A short contributed piece, or a mention of the part of your page that strengthens theirs. |
| A thread | A Reddit, Hacker News or Stack Exchange page that ranks. | An answer in your own words; the link only if it is the answer. |
One small, specific thing per prospect. The ask names what on your page belongs next to what on theirs, and the “where” is a kind of place, a byline or a contact page or a submit form, never an invented name. Check the page before you send: the evidence is a title, a URL and a line about why it was picked, not a reading of the page itself. If the ask doesn't survive that check, drop it.
Because a site that advertises for guest posts is usually selling links, and that is the exact pattern Google's site reputation abuse policy targets. The pages here were chosen the other way round: they already rank for your keyword, or they already link to the pages that do. Nobody on this list put up a sign.
One fetch of your page, a search results page for the keyword, and the backlink index for the top three content pages, all through DataForSEO. A model names the keyword from your page's text and writes each ask from the evidence shown next to it, nothing more. The report is stored so the link works later; the search never re-runs.
Because five specific asks you actually send beat fifty templated ones you don't. The order is friction, not authority: a site that already links to two rivals is a smaller ask than a directory, which is a smaller ask than a stranger's blog. Run it again with a narrower keyword for a different five.
No, never. The ask is a draft for you to check against the page and send in your own words. Mass mail is the reason these lists stop working, and we would rather the tool stayed useful.
Give it yourself in the second field and run again. The inferred one is our reading of the page, and a page that answers several queries has several sets of prospects.
Weeks, if at all. Three useful links in the first month is a good outcome, and a page that earns them is one that says something the linking page's readers can use. Ship the page first, then ask.
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