Lynne
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I've just been reading an article on how to gain more authority links. One of the suggestions is to search for exact matches of your brand name and/ or website URL.
You may have been mentioned somewhere but there is no link, then you can contact that site owner and thank them and ask them if they would mind adding your link.
So this sounds simple enough... how on earth would you find all these mentions?
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TommyCarey
Normally I'll do this on news related websites and it will never be something like "Well if you're interested, you can check my website example.com!" I'll post something like "I used example.com and thought they were ok. I wish they had (example feature) right now, but it seems they are in the process of coding it after I suggested it
To find all of these you can use scrapebox and have custom footprints. It will scrape together a ton of URLs that you'll then filter out based on how big of an authority they are. You won't want to pull in URLs where you placed all your previous backlinks, you'll just want to get the ones on superior websites that you don't have access to post on. You'll have to manually go through these and see what wasn't posted by you, but it should be fairly easy.
You might be able to configure Google alerts to send you a notification about a post, but I'm not sure if they alert you when they see a plain text url posted and not a link. I actually do this a lot on my own. I'll go to websites and post my URL but I won't link it. I have a feeling that Google still notices that it's a domain even though it's not linked and they give you a little pat on the back for not trying to gain their system by creating a hyperlink with specific anchor text for whichever keyword you're trying to rank for at the time :D Normally I'll do this on news related websites and it will never be something like "Well if you're interested, you can check my website example.com!" I'll post something like "I used example.com and thought they were ok. I wish they had (example feature) right now, but it seems they are in the process of coding it after I suggested it :D So once that's done I think it will be one of the better services in this niche". That way it sounds like I'm just talking about the domain and it's service or how it performs, and I'm not trying to gain a backlink :D To find all of these you can use scrapebox and have custom footprints. It will scrape together a ton of URLs that you'll then filter out based on how big of an authority they are. You won't want to pull in URLs where you placed all your previous backlinks, you'll just want to get the ones on superior websites that you don't have access to post on. You'll have to manually go through these and see what wasn't posted by you, but it should be fairly easy. You might be able to configure Google alerts to send you a notification about a post, but I'm not sure if they alert you when they see a plain text url posted and not a link.
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