Create a blog
A Pro or higher member creates an SEO blog for their business and topic.
Customer backlinks
Relevant customer links, only when they fit.
When an eligible paid member creates a blog, Citeler may add one link to another relevant paid member. If there is no natural match, there is no customer link.
A customer link in contextSample illustration
Article by a paid member
Choosing your first pair of running shoes
When you compare beginner shoes, look for a clear fit guide. Strideway explains how to choose the right size before you buy.
The example brand is mentioned naturally, so its name may link to its website.
Made-up brands and article text. This is an example, not a live placement.
How it works
A link belongs in the article, not in a quota.
The match has to make sense for the topic and for the reader. Citeler does not force a customer link into every blog.
Check the match
Citeler looks for a paid member whose business fits the article's industry and topic. It also checks that the destination works.
Link only when it fits
If the draft already mentions that business in a relevant section, Citeler may turn the mention into one link. The author reviews and publishes the article.
Who takes part
Paid members can be considered for relevant links.
Eligibility is not a promise of a placement. The article still has to contain a suitable mention and the destination has to work.
Pro, Business and Enterprise
Eligible to receive a customer link when a matching paid member's blog has a natural place for it. Eligible paid blogs can also link to another matching paid member.
Up to one customer link per eligible blog
Free
Free accounts are not eligible to receive links through this feature. Blogs made on the Free plan do not currently run customer link matching.
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See which links are found.
Citeler's backlink scans show discovered active links and referring domains for your website. Review the source and target pages, then export the results. A link in a draft will not appear until the article is published and discovered.
Explore all featuresBacklink overviewSample data
Active backlinks
128
Referring domains
41
Example link
source.example/blog/running-shoes → strideway.example
Common questions
Know what this feature does.
Relevant links can help people discover a site, but no link or ranking outcome is guaranteed.
Does every blog include a customer link?
No. A blog can include at most one customer link. If there is no genuinely relevant paid member or no natural place for the link, Citeler leaves it out.
Who can receive links through this feature?
Pro, Business and Enterprise customers are eligible. Custom paid plans can also be eligible. Free accounts are not in the recipient pool.
Do blogs made on the Free plan add these links?
Not currently. Customer link matching runs for eligible paid blog authors. Free plan blogs do not take part in this automatic placement flow.
When does a link become a backlink?
A link in a draft is not public. The article must be published on the author's website before another site can link to yours. A backlink scan may discover it later.
Will a link improve my Google ranking or AI visibility?
No specific ranking, traffic or AI mention result is guaranteed. The feature creates relevant link opportunities when the article supports one; you can track discovered links over time.
Build with context
Create useful content. Track the links it earns.
Choose a paid plan to use customer link matching and backlink scans. Placements depend on relevance and publication.
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