What Ways Can I Identify My Link Audience For My Linkable Asset
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What Ways Can I Identify My Link Audience For My Linkable Asset- I am offering a free report to home owners ! This is my linkable asset that I personally created.
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How do I identify my link bait target audience who would link to this free report
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What tools can i use to help me identify them
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What query opertors can i use to help me find them
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How can i use OSE to help me identify them - can OSE help me identify competitors offering similar reports and how is linking to them
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Thanks for feedback....:)
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I'd use OSE to look at the backlinks of your competitors / other sites in your field that are coming in with strong signals and reach out to those relevant sites to see if you can gain traction with them.
I'd also do some searches to see who out there is talking or asking questions about simliar things. You can identify influencers based on both traditional site strength and social klout.
You can also target home owners looking for this type of information directly. Either take out some keyword based ads. (You might consider Facebook ads for this given some fo the drilldown you can do, depending on your report.) Or you can search say Twitter for people curious about what info your report gives -- but don't know that you have that answer -- and contact them. Though be careful not to be spammy! Likewise, you can search in other forums or question sites for people asking questions that your report answers.
Hope this helps!
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