Broken Link Building: A Beginner-Friendly Tactic
Find dead links on other sites, offer your page as the replacement. A reliable white-hat link tactic.
Read article →Compare outbound link profiles of two competitor pages to find linking domains you could also target.
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The Link Intersect tool is a free way to compare the outbound link profiles of two competitor pages and uncover the linking domains you could also target. You give it two URLs; it fetches both live, extracts every external domain each one links out to, and highlights the overlap and the differences. The result is a practical prospecting list of sites already linking within your niche — built from real, live page data with no signup.
This compares the links on the two pages you supply (their outbound profile), using live HTML. It is not a crawl of the entire web's backlinks pointing at a domain — that requires a licensed index. Use it to surface resource pages, roundups and partners already active in your space.
Compare two "best CRM" roundup articles and the tool might show 9 domains both link to — review sites, an industry blog, a comparison directory — plus several unique to each. Those 9 shared domains become your first outreach targets, since they already link to pages like yours.
No — it shows who the two supplied pages link out to, from live HTML, then intersects those lists. That overlap is your prospecting list. Discovering inbound backlinks to a domain requires a licensed backlink index, so we do not fabricate that data.
You compare two pages per run for a clean intersection. Repeat with different competitor pairs to widen your prospect list. To verify a placement after outreach, use the Backlink Checker / Verifier.
Qualify each domain, then pitch genuinely useful content. The full workflow — from finding targets to earning the link — is in our backlink analysis & link building guide and broken link building guide.
Guides, tips and tutorials hand-picked for this tool — go from running a check to actually fixing it.
Find dead links on other sites, offer your page as the replacement. A reliable white-hat link tactic.
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Open tool →Pull a domain’s most important pages from its sitemap and analyze the topics & keywords they target.
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