Build authority with context

Find the local sites, partners, and publications that have a real reason to mention your business. CrawlrSEO explains why each one fits and drafts a pitch you review before anything goes out.

Authority network. Planned: a preview of the intended workflow, not live results.

A short list worth your time

Opportunities are ranked by how closely they match your services, your area, and your customers, so your effort goes to sites your audience already reads.

Context behind every suggestion

Each opportunity shows where it was found, why it fits, and which of your pages or verified facts it would point to.

Pitches you’re glad to send

Drafts use your verified facts and your own voice. You edit, approve, or discard each one, and CrawlrSEO sends nothing without your approval.

How it works

  1. Start from what you have

    CrawlrSEO looks at your published guides, service pages, and verified business facts to find what another site could genuinely cite or recommend.

  2. Find relevant places to appear

    It gathers candidates such as local associations, suppliers, community resource pages, and existing mentions that lack a link, recording where and when each one was found.

  3. Review the fit and pitch

    Each opportunity comes with a plain explanation of fit and a short draft pitch built only from claims you’ve verified. You edit it, approve it, or set it aside.

  4. Follow up and confirm

    Approved pitches move to a simple tracker. When a placement goes live, CrawlrSEO checks the page and records the link, its attributes, and the date it appeared.

Link opportunitiesExample
stillhome.example
  • PassNeighborhood association resource pageLists trusted local home services. Fits your move-out cleaning guide. Pitch approved by owner.Pass
  • PassUnlinked mention in a local news roundupNames Still Home Cleaning without a link. A short link request is drafted and ready for review.Pass
  • ReviewGreen cleaning supplier blogStrong topic fit. The pitch cites a product claim that still needs verification before it can go out.Review
  • ReviewCommunity fundraiser sponsor listGood local fit. A sponsor link should carry rel="sponsored". Check the organizer’s terms first.Review
  • FixPaid guest post marketplaceExcluded. Buying links that pass ranking credit breaks Google’s spam policies.Fix
Example business and data.

What’s included

  • Relevance-first prospecting

    Candidates are judged on topic, location, and audience overlap with your business, with domain metrics as one input among several.

  • Unlinked mention finder

    Spot pages that already name your business without linking to it, so a friendly note can ask them to add one.

  • Guardrails from Google’s policies

    Paid links that pass ranking credit, link exchanges, private blog networks, and automated link building are filtered out, in line with Google’s spam policies.

  • Evidence-backed pitches

    Every fact in a pitch traces to a verified record or your own website, so you never promise an editor something you can’t support.

  • Owner-approved sending

    You approve each message individually. CrawlrSEO records who approved it, what was sent, and the opt-out link included for the recipient.

  • Placement verification

    When a site says yes, CrawlrSEO checks the live page for your link and notes whether it is followed, nofollow, or sponsored.

Questions owners ask

Will CrawlrSEO buy links or join link exchanges for me?

No. CrawlrSEO only suggests places with an editorial reason to mention you. Paid placements, link swaps, and private blog networks are filtered out because they break Google’s spam policies and can put your site at risk.

Does anything get sent without me?

No. Every pitch waits for your review. You can edit the wording, change the recipient, or discard it, and CrawlrSEO keeps a record of each message you approve.

How many links will I get?

Each publisher decides for itself whether to link. CrawlrSEO helps you choose better targets and write clearer pitches, then shows you exactly which placements went live.

Is this worth it for a small local business?

Many good local links come from relationships you already have, like suppliers, community groups, and local press. CrawlrSEO helps you find those and follow up without a big outreach budget.

What do you need from me?

A few verified facts about your business and at least one page worth linking to, such as a helpful guide. CrawlrSEO flags anything a pitch would need you to confirm first.

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