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Does Moz Pro provide a back link suggestion area for a particular site?

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DenisZilberberg last edited by

Is there a tool with Moz Pro that offers link suggestions for specific sites?
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DenisZilberberg last edited by

Oleg,

Thank you very much. Still learning the ins and outs of Moz. I appreciate your answer.

Denis
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OlegKorneitchouk last edited by

Check out the link intersect tool: https://moz.com/researchtools/ose/opportunities/link-intersect?site=fillinyoursite.com

You enter in a bunch of your competitors and it tells you which pages have backlinks pointing to them. The more competitors a page links to, the higher chance you can have your site added there as well.
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