Narsil SEO · Pro tool
The places that should link to you, easiest first.
A ready-to-work list of directories, local sites, and pages that already mention you or should, sorted so the easiest wins come first.
Included with Pro, along with every tool that ships after it.
Somebody already decided you were worth mentioning
The hardest part of earning a link is being worth a mention, and on some pages that already happened: the local news piece that named you, the supplier listing you as a customer, the association roster, the roundup somebody wrote two years ago. None of them link to you. All of them could, and asking takes one email to someone who has already made the hard decision.
That's why the list is sorted by ease rather than by any authority score. The tenth easiest win you actually complete beats the perfect prospect you never email.
What this will never be
No bought links, no networks, no exchanges
Link building is the corner of this industry with the most tactics that work brilliantly until they don't. We don't sell those, here or on a retainer: no paid placements dressed as editorial, no private blog networks, no reciprocal schemes. The list this gives you is places a real person could reasonably link to a real business, which is the only kind of link worth having when the cleanup bill arrives.
Both free versions work
The Local Backlink Kit is ten categories of Google search operators that surface directories, sponsorships, best-of lists, and every citation a competitor has. The Core Six Citations Kit covers the free listings that feed assistants their local answers, with the claim order. Run either by hand and you will find real opportunities.
What the subscription buys
Continuation. Operator hunting is a good afternoon and a bad habit: almost nobody is still doing it in month three. The Finder assembles the list so the work left is the outreach. Getting into those listings is also what the AI Visibility Checker keeps pointing at, since assistants build local answers from exactly this kind of source.
Questions about links
- Which plan includes the Finder?
- Pro, at $99/month, which includes all fifteen tools and every tool that ships later. On Starter the tools are visible but locked.
- Do you help with buying links or link exchanges?
- No. Not on this plan, not on a retainer, not as a favour. Bought links, private networks, and reciprocal schemes are the things that work until the day they take the site down with them, and cleaning that up costs more than the links ever earned. If a tactic couldn't survive being published, it isn't a tactic.
- What's an unlinked mention?
- Somewhere on the web that already names your business in text without linking to you: a local news piece, a supplier's customer list, an association roster, a roundup. Those are the easiest wins on the board, because the hard part, somebody deciding you're worth mentioning, already happened. All that's left is asking.
- How is this different from your free kits?
- The Local Backlink Kit is ten categories of Google search operators that surface directories, sponsorships, and best-of lists, and the Core Six Citations Kit covers the free listings that feed assistants their local answers. Both are free and both work by hand. The Finder assembles the list for you and sorts it so the easiest wins come first, which mostly matters because doing this by hand stops happening after week two.
Start with the ones already halfway there
Pro is $99/month with all fifteen tools and the weekly website audit. Cancel from the billing portal, no call.