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The BEST ChatGPT prompts for link building

The best ChatGPT prompts for link building

Are you tired of struggling to improve your website’s Google ranking? Have you spent countless hours trying to find the right link building strategies to boost your rankings? Look no further!

In this post, we’re diving into the use of ChatGPT and how it can help you with your link building efforts.

Imagine having a virtual assistant that understands your goals and secure high-quality backlinks opportunities to grab. ChatGPT is that assistant.

Link building is a critical part of SEO, but it can often be a time-consuming and frustrating process. With ChatGPT, you can streamline your efforts and achieve results faster.

Whether you’re reaching out to bloggers, writing guest posts, or collaborating with influencers, the right prompts can save you a lot of time finding the opportunities.

What if you could generate compelling outreach emails, engaging content, and effective collaboration requests twice as fast as today? By using ChatGPT, you can create personalized and persuasive messages that resonate with your target audience, increasing your chances of success.

In this post, we’ll explore the best ChatGPT prompts that can help you build strong, lasting connections and drive more traffic to your website and even more important: discover more link building opportunities.

ChatGPT prompts for link building

Accelerate your workflow

Finding the right keywords and identifying link building opportunities can be quite time-consuming. By using ChatGPT with relevant prompts, you can significantly speed up this process. The AI can generate a list of relevant “candidates” much faster than manual methods.

Cost effective solutions

Using ChatGPT can also help you save on costs typically associated with content creation or hiring professional link builders. Although human oversight is still necessary to review and refine ChatGPT’s outputs.

Spark creativity

ChatGPT can serve as an excellent brainstorming partner, helping you come up with fresh blog post ideas, prompt for keyword research, improved phrasing for awkward sentences with the right SEO content prompts, and even prompting to analyze or increase on page SEO elements.

Everything in green brackets [] are placeholder examples: Replace with your own to get relevant ChatGPT output.

Suggest assets to earn backlinks (link bait)

The best links is the links that comes naturally because of great content – so called “earned links” – or assets that others love.

At the same time it’s also the hardest task to succeed with as it requires something special.

Ask ChatGPT to suggest some assets that could potentially attract a lot of links.

Prompt:

I own an [your store/shop – for example online pet shop]. Generate a list of digital assets I could create to attract backlinks.

ChatGPT giving ideas for assets to create to attract backlinks

Find link opportunities

Before you can start your outreach campaign you need to know who to contact – or find places to add your company website.

Here is a prompt to find businesses allowing others to add guest posts.

Prompt:

Find me guest post opportunities for my website about [your topic]. Provide me a list of [X number] sites ranking on [topic] or which have a “write for us” page. Provide me only domain names without a numbered list.

Guest post outreach

This prompt is not really a tip to find link building opportunities but rather a help to you when you have located interesting websites to get a link from by offering awesome content as guest posts.

Every receiver of outreach e-mails will ultimately have one big argument for link requests: What’s in it for me?

They didn’t ask for you to contact them and they are probably not going to spend more than a few seconds on cold requests like you and me asking them for a link.

Would you?

I know that I wouldn’t as for the ton of requests I get on a daily basis. (so, are you one of the ones thinking about writing me for a link from Morningscore: Make sure to do your homework and tell me what’s in it for me right away – after all, I’m not here to link to you 😉).

So, this prompt will help you do your homework and offer something of real value. Give before you ask.

Use the following prompt to come up with awesome content ideas that you can create for them in return for a link.

Prompt:

I am an expert in [your or their industry]. I want to pitch guest blog post ideas to [their website], which focuses on [relevant topic]. Please list 10 unique and compelling blog post titles that they don’t already have and that would complement their current content, and appeal to their audience, along with a brief description of what each post would cover and why it would be valuable to their readers.

Here is how it looks:

Prompt to generate content ideas for guest posting

Now that you have your offerings in place it’s time to generate the e-mail and sell the idea!

Follow up with this prompt to generate an e-mail that is presenting your offer (which in reality is a link request):

Follow up prompt:

Write a personal, human-like outreach e-mail to the website owner of Morningscore. I am requesting for a backlink but I want an outreach e-mail that focuses on selling the idea of me offering the website owner a great piece of content that is valuable for them, their audience and that have the potential to attract more relevant organic traffic to their website and I only want a backlink in return for spending hours on a comprehensive, relevant and high quality content for them.

ChatGPT prompt creating an e-mail offering guest post ideas

Find online company directories

Especially for local companies the online directories is valuable – but also for national or even international sites because of the link value.

Get ChatGPT to find online directories for you by using this prompt.

Prompt:

Find me 20 local business directories for [topic] in [location].

Try this prompt with different amounts and locations that could be relevant for you.

Be aware that ChatGPT can provide false information from directories that doesn’t exist or even irrelevant directories.

Find relevant online forums

Depending on how broad your niche is there is probably a good amount of online forums discussing relevant subject which you can use for getting backlinks and also provide relevant information to the discussion.

Here is a prompt to find relevant forums.

Prompt:

Find forums for [topic] discussions. Create a table with links to the forums.

Find unlinked brand mentions

One of the easiest and first steps of your link building strategy should be to grab the lowest hanging fruits by locating the pages that already mention your brand.

You can find unlinked brand mentions manually using the following search on Google: intext:[your brand][yourdomain.com] -linkedin.com -youtube.com -twitter.com – or get ChatGPT to help you out by using the following prompt:

Prompt:

Search the internet and find [X number] pages that mentions [your brand] but doesn’t link to [your website URL].

Prompt to find websites mentioning your brand without linking

You might want to regenerate the answer a couple of times as it doesn’t always comply fully to the prompt. For example, I asked for 10 results but only got 3. Regenerate the answer to get more.

Remember that ChatGPT can “lie” or report false information. In this case you could get brand mentions that already contain links to your site so check the page before adding to your outreach list.

Also, it’s likely that you won’t get a direct link to the exact URL that mentions your brand and you have to find the page yourself based on the description about what the page is about that mentions your brand.

Below is the mentioned page from Rock Content that mentions Morningscore but doesn’t link:

Morningscore mention without link

When you have collected a good list of websites that talks about your brand without linking you can ask ChatGPT to output an outreach e-mail to send to the website owners and ask for the links.

This approach will undoubtably have a higher succesrate than could e-mails that is often just archived by the receiver.

Prompt:

Write a personal, human-like outreach e-mail to the website owners that mentions my brand without linking and ask politely for a link.

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