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Ahrefs-Powered Link Intersect

Competitor Backlink
Gap & Outreach Finder

Uncover the exact high-DR listicles, roundups, and guest posts linking to your competitors that do not link to you. Filtered strictly to DR 50–80 for maximum outreach conversion.

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Strategic Link Building

What is a Competitor Backlink Gap?

A Backlink Gap represents the high-value websites, listicles, and editorial blogs that currently link to your primary competitors, but have zero backlinks pointing to your domain. Instead of guessing which publications might be open to covering your product, a competitor backlink gap scan gives you an exact roadmap of proven, warm outreach prospects.

Why We Filter Strictly to DR 50–80

DR 50–80 (Target Zone)

High Authority & Reachable Editors

Authority tech blogs, industry magazines, and review roundups. They possess strong Google search trust, yet have accessible editorial teams who actively reply to well-crafted pitches and founder contributions.

DR 80+ & Sub-50 (Excluded)

Unreachable Giants or Weak Sites

Domains like Wikipedia, Apple, and Forbes are nearly impossible to pitch cold. Meanwhile, domains below DR 50 often pass negligible link equity. We strip out both extremes to save you weeks of wasted outreach.

3-Step Framework to Replicate Competitor Backlinks

1
Identify the Article Angle: Check the source URL. If the page is a "Best 10 Tools" listicle featuring your competitor, pitch your product as a worthy alternative to be included in their next update.
2
Prioritize Multi-Competitor Intersects: If an editorial article links to 2 or 3 of your competitors simultaneously, the author writes extensively about your exact category. They are 5x more likely to cover you.
3
Export CSV & Personalize Outreach: Use the 1-click CSV download to import prospects directly into your outreach software (Instantly, Lemlist) and reference the specific article title in your email hook.

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