Who Links To Your Competitors

Opening a link export is its own kind of defeat. Thousands of rows, a big share of it automated junk, and no honest way to tell which ones actually mean something, so most people skim it, feel behind, and close the file. This skill does the reading for you: it works down your export with eight discard tests for chat spam, dumped posts, profile and comment pages, redirects and dead corners of the web, then puts the doubtful rows in a keep-and-flag pile instead of quietly deleting them. What survives gets sorted into seven plain groups, and then it does the one calculation that pays: the websites that chose to link to two or three of your competitors, which already cover your subject and already point at businesses like yours. It finishes with an eight section report layout, a worked example so you know what good output looks like, and a blunt closing list of nine things the analysis cannot tell you. It stops at the shortlist. It does not write pitches, run outreach, or promise that anyone will link to you.