Most link building tools help you send more emails. Sojig helps you send better ones: a few personal emails a week, to sites that already link to your competitors, sent from your own inbox only when you approve. Here's how the link building outreach works.
Finding the right sites
The best prospects already link to a competitor for a topic your page covers. They've shown they link to tools like yours, and the reason to add you is easy to explain. Sojig checks each prospect: the link to the competitor must really exist, and the site must not already link to you.
Writing a reason to link
Each email gives one clear reason to link, written for that page and that topic. That might be a comparison your page covers that theirs doesn't, or an integration their readers would use. It's short, specific and includes the recipient's name when it can be found. No templates and no mass blasts.
Sending from your inbox
Emails go from your own Gmail or Outlook, so replies come straight to you and the conversation stays yours. Nothing is ever sent without your approval, in any mode. You can edit every word before it goes.
Staying compliant
Every email includes a clear way to opt out. Anyone who opts out is added to a do-not-contact list shared across all Sojig customers, so they're never emailed again. There are no automated follow-up sequences, which keeps your domain's reputation safe.
What to expect
Link building is slow by nature. Expect a handful of replies over weeks, not dozens of links in a month. Up to three outreach emails a week are included, and you can ask Ady for outreach on a specific page at 5 credits.
Why links still matter
Links from relevant sites are still one of the clearest signals that a page is worth ranking. For SaaS sites, a few links from respected roundups, review sites and partner blogs often matter more than many links from unrelated pages. That's why Sojig aims outreach at the pages that are close to ranking.