Backlink outreach

1. Prospects

Pick one or more sources:

• Link intersect: build_backlinks operation: "intersect" with competitors (2–5 domains) and min_competitors: 2 — sites linking to several competitors but not the user (1 keyword lookup credit per competitor domain). Warmest list.
• Backlink gap: manage_competitors operation: "backlink_gap" with url set to one competitor's domain (paid plans).
• AI-cited sites: find_backlink_prospects with buyer prompts (or none to have them written), surfaces, max_prospects — sites AI answers cite, with contacts from public pages.

2. Vet

1. analyze_any_domain operation: "authority" with the prospect domains (up to 50; 1 credit per 10 domains).
2. Drop high spam scores, irrelevant niches, link farms and anything selling links. Keep 10–25.
3. For each, find the exact page to pitch (a resource list, an article citing an outdated source, a roundup).

Quote the credit total to the user before steps 1–2.

3. Draft

Per prospect, build_backlinks operation: "draft_pitch" with:

• prospect — the page URL (or domain for the homepage)
• pitch_type — resource, guest_post, broken_link, citation_update or unlinked_mention
• our_page_url — the page to pitch (default homepage; a specific page converts better)
• contact_name if known, notes for specifics (the broken link, the outdated figure)

Free. It returns subject, body and a follow-up, personalised from the page and the workspace's brand voice. Read each one and tighten it: under 120 words, one clear ask.

Output

A table (prospect, DR, page, pitch type, contact) and the drafts.

Guardrails

The tool only drafts. Never send outreach or say an email was sent; the user sends from their own inbox. Contacts come from public pages — never guess email addresses. No paid links.