How to find backlinks?
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TheVigilante
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- Aug 31, 2010
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Either find them using Google search operators or like one of the members above mentioned do competitor analysis or hire a freelancer and have him do it for a small fee
I`m sorry, I don't know what HAF is.
- Oct 28, 2020
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Steps to find and check backlinks ,
Navigate to Link Explorer.
Enter your competitor's URL.
Navigate to the "Inbound Links" tab.
Export backlink data into .csv
Compile backlink .
Sort all backlinks by Page Authority.
Review all linking sites for opportunities.
Navigate to Link Explorer.
Enter your competitor's URL.
Navigate to the "Inbound Links" tab.
Export backlink data into .csv
Compile backlink .
Sort all backlinks by Page Authority.
Review all linking sites for opportunities.
If you're prepared to create the backlinks yourself, I could possibly send you a list of Bulgarian and Spanish sites where you could place a link.
Joseph nel
Junior Member
- Sep 30, 2019
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I onced tried buying in seo clerks but since then my domain ocassionally gets spammed with strange pingbacks. I don't recommend buying from strange sellers. Regardless, you can try looking for websites with dead links, then ask the owner of those websites if they can replace those deadlinks with your domain
Yes, please send me the list.
blackbeans
Elite Member
- Nov 29, 2008
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One of the easiest ways to find backlinks is to use SEO tools and profile your competitors.
You mentioned that you are targeting the Bulgarian and Spanish markets.
Look for your competitors in the Bulgarian language, as well as in Spanish.
Where are they getting their links from?
Do those place allow for guest posts?
Can you get contact info from those places and possibly get a deal going?
Believe it or not, a lot of websites that link to other sites will actually take your money for a link placement.
You just have to approach them the right way—don’t straight up ask them, “hey, do you sell links?”
In many cases, they would say that they take guest posts but they have to charge some sort of “processing fee.”
You mentioned that you are targeting the Bulgarian and Spanish markets.
Look for your competitors in the Bulgarian language, as well as in Spanish.
Where are they getting their links from?
Do those place allow for guest posts?
Can you get contact info from those places and possibly get a deal going?
Believe it or not, a lot of websites that link to other sites will actually take your money for a link placement.
You just have to approach them the right way—don’t straight up ask them, “hey, do you sell links?”
In many cases, they would say that they take guest posts but they have to charge some sort of “processing fee.”
