Find competitor backlinks, then win them too

Find competitor backlinks, then win them too

Name a competitor and find competitor backlinks in seconds: every site linking to them, ranked with the junk cut, an email found for each, and the backlink outreach sent from your own mailbox.

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Links from several sites converging along paths onto one competitor's page

What it costs to find competitor backlinks by hand

Competitor backlinks analysis starts as a CSV out of a link tool, the emails get guessed one site at a time, and the request goes out from a template. Most of the list was never worth writing to.

Layers icon representing thousands of exported links stacked several deep per site

The export is every link, not the sites worth asking

A competitor with 4,000 backlinks has maybe 300 worth a request. The export gives you all 4,000, several per site, and sorting out the directories and spam blogs is an afternoon in a spreadsheet.

At-sign icon representing an email address guessed for each linking site

Finding who to email is the slow part

Each site means opening it, hunting for a contact page, guessing editor@ or firstname@ and hoping it lands. Ten minutes a site, and the bounces tell you which guesses were wrong.

Copy icon representing the same request pasted to every site on the list

One template goes to a blog, a directory and a news site

The link tool does not send, so the list moves to a mail merge with one template. Nobody mentions the page the link sits on or why their readers clicked it, and the follow-up never goes out.

Each linking site once, ranked, with the spam cut

A competitor backlinks checker that lists each referring site once, sorted by the rank its link passes. Set a lowest site rank, a highest spam score and dofollow only, and the junk never arrives.

Ranked list of referring sites with the strongest link highlighted at the top

Each linking site once, ranked, with the spam cut

A competitor backlinks checker that lists each referring site once, sorted by the rank its link passes. Set a lowest site rank, a highest spam score and dofollow only, and the junk never arrives.

Referring site record receiving a found email address from an external source

An email found for every site, from its own pages

Role inboxes like editor@ and contact@ come from a provider waterfall, cheapest source first. When no database has one, an agent reads the site's contact, about and imprint pages. Each is verified.

Referring site record receiving a found email address from an external source

An email found for every site, from its own pages

Role inboxes like editor@ and contact@ come from a provider waterfall, cheapest source first. When no database has one, an agent reads the site's contact, about and imprint pages. Each is verified.

Pen icon representing a request written for each site from the link it already gave
A request written for each site, from the link it gave

AI writes each email from that site's own link: the page it sits on, the anchor text and the competitor page it points to. Your offer stays yours. The reason this editor cares comes from the link.

Inbox icon representing every editor's reply landing in one place
Follow-ups run until an editor answers

Email steps go out from your own Google Workspace mailbox on the delays you set. Every reply lands in one inbox, and a reply stops the follow-ups for that site.

Refresh icon representing a scheduled search that keeps adding the competitor's new links
New competitor links arrive weekly, synced to your CRM

Save the search and run it on a schedule. Each new site that starts linking to the competitor is added, emailed and written to HubSpot, Airtable or a Google Sheet with the link, its rank and reply.

How to find competitor backlinks and request your own

Five steps, none of them a spreadsheet. The count and the sample are free, and the cost of everything else is shown before it runs.

Step 1

Name the competitor's domain or a single page

Type competitor.com, a subdomain or one URL. The number of sites linking to it counts up as you type, free. Preview five of them with the page title and anchor text before adding anything.

Competitor domain in the centre with the sites linking to it arranged around it
Referring site record receiving a found email address from an external source

Step 2

Cut the list to the links worth asking for

Filter on the rank the link passes, the site's own rank, its spam score, dofollow only, the site type, country and language. Blogs and news sites stay. Directories and link farms never arrive.

Step 3

Find and verify an email for each site

The waterfall finds contact@ or editor@ per site, cheapest source first, and a miss costs nothing. An agent reads the site itself when no database has one. Every address is checked before you send.

Email address added to a linking site's record from a connected lookup source
Email sequence flow with follow-up steps branching on whether the site replied

Step 4

AI writes the request from the link, then sends it

Each email names the page the link sits on and the competitor page it points to, then proposes yours. You set the offer and the delays. Follow-ups go from your Google Workspace mailbox until a reply.

Step 5

Replies land in one inbox, new links keep arriving

Every reply from every mailbox lands in one inbox and stops that site's follow-ups. Put the search on a weekly schedule and each new site linking to the competitor is added and emailed on its own.

List of linking sites with the newly added ones highlighted with checkmarks

FAQ

How do I find competitor backlinks in Oneprofile?

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How does Oneprofile remove low-ranking backlinks from the list?

How does it find an email for the site that has the backlink?

What does the backlink outreach email say?

Can I see who links to a competitor every week without re-running the search?

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Free 200 credits every month

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No credit card required

Free 200 credits every month