Relevance before volume

Find link-building opportunities from a keyword

The SERP comparator turns a real search intent into a starting point for media research. Specific opportunities, prices and metrics are only shown after you sign in.

✓Media results and data are only visible to registered users
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Start from a real query

Use a keyword connected to the business, product or content you want to promote.

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Prioritise relevance

Discover opportunities that are contextually close to the topic.

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Expand your research

Find alternatives that were not part of your original domain list.

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From the SERP to a research list

A search can reveal publications, competitors and sources around a subject. Linkuo uses that context to support research without exposing the inventory to the open web.

  • ✓Enter a focused keyword
  • ✓Review related opportunities
  • ✓Then compare prices and metrics
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Useful when a campaign starts from zero

If you do not yet have a media list, begin with the language your audience uses and build a selection aligned with each project.

  • ✓Research by topical intent
  • ✓Generate ideas for every project
  • ✓Continue in the main comparator
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Human judgement still matters

Keyword relevance is a discovery signal, not an automatic buying recommendation. Review editorial context, audience, metrics and terms.

  • ✓Validate editorial relevance
  • ✓Avoid relying on one metric
  • ✓Document why each option fits
Your questions answered

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers before you start comparing.

Which keyword should I use?+

Start with a query closely related to the page, product or service you want to promote.

Are SERP results public?+

No. Opportunities and their details appear only after registration and sign-in.

Does the SERP comparator guarantee rankings?+

No. It is a research tool; outcomes depend on quality, context and many other factors.

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