Find Blogs With High Domain Authority In Particular Niche
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Is there a way to find blogs with a high domain authority that are in a specified niche?
For example is their a tool that finds high domain authority blogs that focus on tech?
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You can search for blogs/sites with tools like feedly.com and check Domain Authority with opensiteexplorer.org, yes it's a irritating labour intensive manual work.
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Use backlink checkers of your choice to pull competitor's backlinks, filter by domain authority high to low, look for blogs. Yes, it really is that simple. And that's only one of multiple ways to do it.
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