Claim Easy Backlinks by Fixing Broken Links

Backlinks are the pillars of SEO. Without them, you will never rank, no matter how good your content is. (At least until Google's algorithms change.) Building broken links is a well-known strategy for getting relatively easy backlinks. It works by job title email list finding broken links on a site you want a backlink from, then sending an email to the site owner notifying them of the broken link. (And, of course, suggesting that they add your own working link.) There are a number of online and desktop tools to find them as simply as entering a URL. A few good ones to try include:

Dead Link Checker – free account checks the first 2000 links. Online broken link checker - the free version is limited to "only" 3000 pages. Screaming Frog - this desktop app is a full-featured SEO spider tool that includes checking for dead links among its many tricks. The free version is limited to 500 pages. Once you've found a broken link or two, here's a template for notifying the site owner (part 1 of 2): Toolbar Hi, {{name}}, I was job title email list looking for information job title email list on {{topic}} today and came across your post: {{link to their post}} Great! Lots of good advice. I even {{implemented something, learned something}} However, I found broken links there. Let me know if you would like me to send you the list I made. Download this model job title email list This is a two-part question because you want to see if they care enough about you to answer. If they respond, find some great links to replace the links (even if they're not from your site) and submit part 2: Toolbar No problem! Here are the broken links I found: {{broken link URL}} + {{replacement URL}} BTW, I just wrote an article on {{topic}}: {{post URL}} I thought that would be a great addition to the page.

Anyway, hope this helps and keep up the great work! Cheers, {{Your Name}} Download this model 3. The Perfect Outreach Template for Linking to Resource Pages Another relatively easy way to get backlinks is to contact resource page creators. You might even find some valuable .edu links. The easiest way to find them is a good old Google search job title email list with some advanced search operators: inurl:links AND keyword inurl: resources AND keyword "useful links" AND "keyword" Once you find a few, use this script: Toolbar Hey, {{their name}}! I was looking for information on {{topic}} today and came across your resource page: {{link to resource page}} It's a fantastic list of resources. I didn't even know some of them. If you're interested, I actually just wrote a guide on {{topic}}: {{your URL}} This might make a great addition to your page. Anyway, keep up the great work! Thank you for your time.