Documentation

After you add a website, AutoBacklinks prepares the information used to find prospects, suggest competitors, and write relevant outreach.

What we prepare

  • Website name and description — what the business does
  • Website type — for example, a software product, publication, or local business
  • Target market — where your audience is located
  • Target language — used for searches and outreach
  • Service area — shown for local businesses
  • Website features — the capabilities or services worth mentioning
  • Target keywords — the topics you want to rank for

Change the profile later

  1. 01

    Open Settings

    Choose the correct website in the website switcher, then open Settings.

    Website switcher open in the sidebar with the website list and Add website action
    Use the switcher at the top of the sidebar to choose the website you want to edit.
  2. 02

    Open Website

    The Website tab contains the profile used for prospecting and outreach.

  3. 03

    Edit the fields

    Update the URL, name, description, audience, features, or target keywords.

    Website settings showing the website URL, name, and description fields
    Identity contains the URL, name, and description AutoBacklinks uses for the website.
    Website audience settings showing website type, target market, and target language
    Audience settings control the website type, market, and language used for prospecting.
    Website type menu listing the available business and publication types
    Choose the website type that most closely describes what you operate.
    Website discovery settings showing website features and target keywords
    Discovery settings give searches and outreach more specific product and keyword context.
  4. 04

    Save changes

    Click Save changes. Future searches and drafts use the updated information.

A useful website profile

  • Explains the product in language a prospect would understand
  • Names the audience you actually sell to
  • Uses the correct market and language
  • Includes specific features or services
  • Lists focused target keywords instead of broad one-word topics