Serpfeed is a link-building platform. You connect your website and a few competitors, and Serpfeed returns a feed of concrete, attainable backlink opportunities, then gives you the tooling to act on each one: drafting and sending outreach, submitting to directories, and tracking which links actually go live.
The pitch is not vanity metrics. It is “here are links you could realistically get, and here is the outreach to get them.”
The Linkbuilding opportunity feed
Capture: The Linkbuilding opportunity feed on a demo project: rows of backlink opportunities with their type labels (competitor gap, guest post, resource page), authority and status. Light mode, crop to 16:9.
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How the loop works
Every opportunity moves through the same five stages.
- Discover.Serpfeed pulls opportunities from several engines: your competitors' backlinks, your own existing links, brand mentions that don't link to you yet, guest-post and resource pages, and curated directories. Discovery is free and runs automatically after onboarding.
- Triage. Opportunities land in a feed with a workflow status (new, working, live, skipped, dropped) so you can keep or pass on each one.
- Enrich.When you accept an opportunity, Serpfeed pulls its authority, spam, traffic, and contact data so you know who to reach and whether it's worth it.
- Act. Draft and send an outreach email (always from your own identity, never from a Serpfeed address), or let Serpfeed auto-submit to a directory.
- Track. A daily sweep watches your target domains and marks an opportunity as live once it starts linking to you. Links that later go at-risk surface in a health view.
What you connect
The only thing you need to start is your website and, ideally, a couple of competitors. Later you can connect Google Search Console and Google Analytics to layer your real search data on top.
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