Broken Link Building
Broken link building turns a natural, ongoing problem — dead pages and expired domains — into one of the highest-converting outreach tactics in SEO, because you're offering a genuine fix rather than asking for a favor. The five guides below cover finding broken links on authority sites, building replacement content worth linking to, writing outreach that actually gets dead links fixed, and scaling the whole process with the right tools.
In this section
How to Find Broken Links on High-Authority Sites Fast
Discover the exact tools and Chrome extensions for finding broken outbound links on authority sites so you can pitch replacement content that earns links.
Creating Replacement Content Worth a Broken Link Swap
Learn how to build resource pages and guides strong enough that site owners happily swap a dead link for yours instead of just patching the old one.
Broken Link Building Outreach Emails That Convert Fast
See pitch templates and follow-up sequences for broken link outreach that get webmasters to actually fix the dead link with your replacement.
Using Wayback Machine to Power Broken Link Building
Learn how to use the Wayback Machine to find exactly what content used to live at a dead URL so your replacement resource is even better.
Scaling Broken Link Building With Bulk Link Checkers
A practical workflow for using bulk link checker tools to scan hundreds of resource pages at once and build a repeatable broken link pipeline.