EasyDoFollow

Placed above P4 because the directory itself visibly runs: live visit count, searchable listings, category filter, expandable rows, and load-more control are all present on-page. It loses to P20 because it shows less of a distinct generation workflow. Total 4.5/5.

• Placed above P4 because the directory itself visibly runs: live visit count, searchable listings, category filter, expandable rows, and load-more control are all present on-page. I... Product page

Total 4.0. The landing page immediately exposes the directory list and search, and the CTA names the action precisely. It places below P10 because the first action is for submitting a launch, not directly consuming the main output as a visitor.

• The homepage shows the actual listings table and search field on first view. Product page
• The main button is labeled "Submit launch." Product page
• The one-sentence proposition is clear: list your site and get a verified dofollow backlink. Product page

Above P1 because the offer is blunt and reachable: list a site and get a backlink, with visible listings and founder handles. Below P10 because trust is weakened by SEO-style metrics and featured badges without clear verification standards.

• Largest claim is a real verified dofollow backlink in exchange for listing and badge placement; the page is a live directory with listings and submit flow. Product page
• Footer identifies a builder handle and states the backlink mechanism plainly. Product page

Sixth with 2/5: I could name one visible difference—verified dofollow backlinks gated by dropping the site’s badge, with a reverse-chronological no-votes listing. That mechanism is more specific than generic directories below, but still easy for competitors to imitate.

• Page description promises a real verified dofollow backlink if users list their site and drop the badge. Product page
• Page description also says the directory is reverse-chronological with no upvotes or comments. Product page
• Comparison sources discuss directory backlinks generally, but not this badge-verification mechanism specifically. startupa.ge vefogix.com backlinkbot.ai

Placed above P8 because the output is more concrete: a verified dofollow backlink if the user completes the listing flow. It trails P7 because the harder half includes external badge placement and waiting for listing verification. Total 2.5.

• Placed above P8 because the output is more concrete: a verified dofollow backlink if the user completes the listing flow. It trails P7 because the harder half includes external bad... Product page

Below P1 but above P6 because getting a dofollow backlink via directory listing is a clear existing SEO job, yet usually done only around launches or campaigns. Total 3/5; typical users likely need it a few times a year.

• Job: submit a site to obtain a dofollow backlink from a directory; typical users likely need this a few times a year. Product page
• Independent sources show SEO practitioners asking how to get backlinks, track directory listings, and use directory submission services. reddit.com reddit.com indiehackers.com
• Need would persist without this specific site or badge mechanic because link-building and directory submissions are older SEO workflows. reddit.com vefogix.com backlinkbot.ai