Backlink maker
Plan the backlinks you can build yourself. Get the profiles, communities, launch sites and business listings that fit your site, a ready profile kit with tracked links, and a checklist that follows each link until it is live.
- 32 real platforms, matched to your site
- Profile kit with UTM-tagged links
- No automated or spam links
Saved in this browser. Nothing is sent to any site.
Your link plan
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- Site type—Decides the platforms
- Platforms—Matched
- Profile kit—Tagline and bios
- Live links—Marked live
Your backlink plan
Profile kit
Write it once, paste it everywhere. Adjust the wording to each platform.
Platforms
Work from the top. Set the status as you go.
Platform names are trademarks of their owners. This tool is independent, links to their public sign-up or home pages, and never posts or registers anything for you.
What a backlink maker can and can't do
Links that last come from real profiles and from people who choose to link to you. Shortcuts usually create nothing, or create risk.
Automatic "backlinks" do not work
Generators that load your domain on whois or statistics sites create temporary pages that are rarely indexed. Google names automated link creation as link spam.
Profiles are a foundation
A consistent presence on the right platforms makes your brand easy to find and verify, and sends visitors who already know what you do.
Most of these links are nofollow
Profile, community and comment links usually carry nofollow or ugc. They help people find you more than they pass ranking credit.
Editorial links move rankings
Original data, free tools and detailed guides earn links from articles. Profiles get you seen by the people who write them.
Backlink terms in plain words
What each term means, and why it matters for the links in your plan.
| Term | Meaning | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
Backlink |
A link on another website that points to yours. | Its value depends on the site, the page and why the link is there. |
Referring domain |
A website that links to you at least once. | Ten links from one site count as one referring domain. |
Editorial link |
A link someone gives you because your page is useful. | The kind that helps rankings most. |
Profile link |
The website field in a profile on a social, community or business platform. | Usually nofollow. Valuable for visitors and brand trust. |
rel="nofollow" |
Asks search engines not to pass ranking credit through the link. | Google treats it as a hint, not a rule. |
rel="ugc" |
Marks links in user-generated content, such as comments and forum posts. | Used by most communities for links members post. |
rel="sponsored" |
Marks paid or sponsored links. | Required by Google for links you pay for. |
UTM tags |
Parameters like utm_source that label where a visit came from. | Show which platforms send visitors in analytics. |
How to use this backlink maker
From an empty plan to a list of live links in four steps.
Enter your website
Add the website, brand name and site type. The planner picks the platforms that fit that kind of site.
Write the profile kit once
A tagline, a short bio and a longer description you can paste into every platform, with a tracked link for each.
Work through the list
Open each platform, create or claim the profile, paste the kit and add your link. Set the status as you go.
Record live links
Save the profile URL when a link is live and download the list to keep a record of your link building.
What this tool does, and what it doesn't
A plain list, so you know exactly what to expect.
This tool does
- Match 32 platforms to your type of site
- Explain what to do on each platform
- Keep one profile kit for every platform
- Create UTM-tagged links per platform
- Track each link until it is live
- Export your plan as CSV
This tool does not
- Create accounts or post for you
- Send automated requests to other sites
- Sell or exchange links
- Promise rankings or indexing
- Show made-up authority scores
- Send your data to our server
Where your data goes
Nowhere outside your browser. Your website, brand, profile kit and statuses are saved in your browser's local storage so you can come back to the plan. Reset clears them. Platforms open in a new tab and receive only what you paste there. Like any website, our server keeps normal access logs of page visits, as described in our privacy policy.
When links don't turn out as expected
The six situations people run into most, and what each one means.
Profile removed or account banned
Communities remove accounts that only post links. Take part first, and follow each community's rules on self-promotion.
The link is nofollow
Expected on most platforms. The value is visitors, brand searches and being found by people who might link to you.
Not showing in backlink tools
Tools and Search Console crawl at their own pace and some skip nofollow links. Check the page itself first.
The link goes through a redirect
LinkedIn and X wrap links in their own short links. Visitors still arrive, and UTM tags still work.
No change in rankings
Profiles build trust and traffic, not rankings. Editorial links to useful content move rankings.
A directory asks for payment
Paid links must carry rel="sponsored" or nofollow. Pay only for listings that bring real customers.
Questions about building backlinks
Can a backlink maker create backlinks automatically?
Not in a way that helps. Old-style backlink generators load your domain on whois and statistics sites. Those pages are generated on request, are often not indexed and pass little or no value, and Google's spam policies name using automated programs or services to create links to your site as link spam. This backlink maker helps you build links yourself on real platforms where people can find you.
Are profile and community links worth the effort?
Yes, for the right reasons. Most of them carry rel="nofollow" or rel="ugc", so they pass little ranking credit. They bring visitors, help people and search engines connect your brand with your website, and get you noticed by people who may later link to you from their own articles. A few complete, active profiles on relevant platforms are worth more than empty ones everywhere.
Which backlinks help rankings most?
Editorial links: other websites linking to you because your page is useful, such as original data, a free tool, a detailed guide or a well-known product. Profiles and listings are a foundation that makes your brand easy to verify. They do not replace links that others give you by choice.
Is building profile links against Google's rules?
Creating genuine profiles and listings for your business is normal. Google's spam policies list low-quality directory or bookmark links, optimised links in forum posts or signatures, automated link creation, and buying links that pass ranking credit as link spam. Paid links are fine when they carry rel="nofollow" or rel="sponsored".
Why add UTM tags to the links?
UTM tags such as utm_source=reddit tell your analytics which platform sent each visitor, so you can see which profiles are worth keeping up. Use them only on links you place on other sites, never in your own internal links or canonical tags. Some platforms remove them or add their own redirect.
How do I check that a link is live?
Open the profile or post in a private browser window and click the link. Mark it Live here and save the profile URL. Backlink tools and the Links report in Google Search Console pick links up on their own schedule, which can take weeks, and many show nofollow links separately or not at all.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. Your website, brand, profile kit and progress are saved only in your own browser and never sent to our server. Reset clears them. The platforms open in a new tab, and only what you paste there reaches them. Like any website, our server keeps normal access logs of page visits, as described in our privacy policy.