SaaS Founders Miss Relevant Backlink Opportunities in Manual SEO Research
A SaaS founder describes discovering dozens of backlink opportunities that had gone unnoticed, implying that manual link-prospecting misses a meaningful share of available opportunities. The underlying gap is discovery and prioritization within existing SEO workflows, not the absence of tooling entirely.
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