Backlinks

Backlinks are links from other sites pointing to yours. They’re one of the strongest signals search engines use to judge authority, and Ryze builds them for you — you don’t run any outreach yourself. Find them under Backlinks & PR in the SEO sidebar, alongside guest posts and press releases.

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Where backlinks come from

Ryze builds backlinks through three channels:

• Partner network — Ryze runs a large network of partner sites, which places links back to your pages. This is the main driver — 50+ backlinks a month on the Traffic Printer plan, placed steadily through the month, with no outreach on your side.
• Guest post placements — each placed guest post links back to your site.
• Press syndication — each press release pickup across news outlets is another link.

Every link is recorded as a backlink with its anchor text, referring URL, and the page and keyword it points to. Separately, Backlink Exchange swaps relevant links between sites in the Ryze network — on both SEO plans.

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The Backlinks & PR page

The page header reads Mentions — it’s the same page as Backlinks & PR in the sidebar.

• Timeline card at the top — this cycle’s press, backlinks and guest posts, with X of Y live for each and when they usually land. Press goes out within days; the first backlinks and guest posts land in 1–3 weeks, then more every few days until the cycle closes.
• Tabs — All, Press, Guest Post and Backlinks.
• Backlinks tab columns — URL (referring), Page (target), Product, Keyword, Anchor and Status.
• Click a press release or guest post to read, edit, approve or publish it. Improve Mentions asks the agent to review your drafts; it asks you before changing anything.
• The gear icon (Settings) opens SEO → Preferences, where the Press releases and Backlink exchange switches live.

You don’t need to start anything — placements land on their own through each cycle.

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Tracking authority

Beyond the links Ryze builds, it tracks your overall backlink profile — your domain rating, total backlinks, and referring domains over time. Find it under Analytics → Search Performance, on the SEO tab, in the Authority & Backlinks card — see Search Performance.

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