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How to build powerful links with email Outteridge, if you want to build the wide, had links in two

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thousand nineteen twenty twenty one, you need to use email outreach.

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The question is, how can you reach out to bloggers and journalists without ending up in the spam folder?

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So this is what all this chapter is about.

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So this is very good.

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First of all, find a likely linkers.

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As the name suggests, likely Linkous are people that are likely to link to.

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We will show you a bunch of techniques for finding likely lingers in Chapter six, but for now, let's

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use a simple strategy to discover them.

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It's called reverse engineering.

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First search for your target keywords in Google, as you can see the example, for example, power designs.

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And then grab the website address of the first result and pop it into a link analysis to.

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There are many, many great tools, this is example is a harrumphs, as you can see, and you can hit

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the back links in the sidebar, as you can see on the page here.

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But this is now providing every tool, no matter what you choose, if it is similar as Amaresh or if

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it is beam or whatever you like.

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The science listed here are likely linkers, so it means these are sites that are already linking to

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the topic that you need to get the links about.

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Also, please be sure to remember Chapter two, how do you know which sites to target and which to ignore?

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This is really important.

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Please, please remember it.

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Now you find our email address.

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You can also use sites, contact form on a last resort.

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But it might be a black hole.

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What's really good is Hunter Hunter is perfect for reaching out to small sides and one person blocks.

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You simply enter a site into the through that so easily, and as you can see, it will show you the

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email addresses associated with that domain and how you can use it.

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But what if you want to reach out to massive side, combining through this list is going to be a pain

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that Sawai in those cases you can use Royan.

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No, but it's a great tool.

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Instead of popping the website, you can end a person's name and the Domain Key Work Act, as you can

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see, for example, with Elon Musk debt, the way you are reaching out to the person that can actually

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throw it really at your link to their page and it will show you that specific person's email address.

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What's really important now, if you can pay attention, because I believe that using these tools is

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very easy for you because it's all automated depersonalize, correct?

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This is a very, very important.

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It's going to save you a lot of time and energy.

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If you want to scale outreach, you will need to use these scripts.

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The trick is to make your script not look like a script.

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More on that in the next step.

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But now here is the example of one of our best performing e-mail scripts.

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Hi.

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I was looking for content on this topic today, and when I stumbled on your article.

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Really good stuff.

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I especially enjoyed and now you write about the content that was really nice for you to read.

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Also, I just published a new guide on.

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As someone that writes about this topic, I thought you would enjoy it.

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My guide may also make a nice addition to your page.

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Either way, keep up the save some work with your website.

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Talk to you soon.

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Notice how the script allows a lot of personalization without a whole lot of effort.

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Somehow, that was the great, great, great outrage, you can also use some of the links that will

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help you greatly.

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You can also use different contacts through the systems and software we are recommending to you and

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we will go for the next chapter.

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That is also very, very important to talk about it.

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Thank you for watching.
