Find the links you’re missing
Links from other sites still tell Google and AI assistants who to trust. Rankly finds the links you lost, the sites that name you without one, and the places worth an answer from you.
What Rankly finds
Where links go missing
Rankly reads who links to you and who mentions you, then checks each one on the other site’s page.
Links you lost
Sites that link to a page you moved or took down, so the link leads nowhere.
What you get: the redirect that brings the link back.
Mentions without a link
Sites that name your business but don’t link to it.
What you get: who to ask, and which page to link to.
Pages AI answers quote instead of you
The pages assistants quote for your customers’ questions, and who runs them.
Questions worth answering
A short list each week of threads where people in your field ask what you know about.
What you get
A lost link, brought back without asking anyone
Here is one link improvement as Rankly hands it over, on the example accounting firm.
Get back the link from Town Business Network
What Rankly found
Town Business Network lists you in its members’ directory and links to yourbusiness.com/fees-2024. You took that page down in January, so the link leads to “page not found” and counts for nothing.
Rankly’s improvement: send the old address on
Old address
/fees-2024Send it to
/feesA permanent redirect (301), made in your site’s settings or by whoever runs your site. Nobody has to be asked for anything.
Also found
Trade Weekly names you in “Firms that answer the phone”, without a link. Worth asking the writer to link to your small business page.
How it’s counted
Checked on their page, then counted
Rankly only counts a link it has seen live on the other site.
- Live
- The link is on the other site’s page and leads to a page of yours that works.
- Still there
- Rankly reads the page again later, so a link that disappears doesn’t stay on the list.
- Visits
- The people who come through it, counted like every change at four weeks, three months and a year.
Rankly doesn’t buy links and doesn’t write to anyone for you. It tells you who to ask, and you decide.