Ecommerce link building for the pages that actually sell
Your homepage isn't what ranks for the buying searches. Category and product pages are. TaskGlaze shows which links put competitor stores above those pages, helps you earn the same kind of links, and tracks every page's position.
Why store pages struggle to rank
Most links a store earns land on the homepage. The pages that take the buying searches rarely get any.
Links point at the homepage
Press and partner links usually go to the brand, while the category page you need to rank gets nothing.
Marketplaces and big stores sit above you
The results for a product search are full of marketplaces and directories, not just the rival brand you watch.
Product pages are hard to pitch
Nobody links to a product page out of kindness. You need guides, roundups and resource pages that cover the category.
Technical issues cancel out links
Duplicate titles across variants, broken canonicals and thin category pages waste the authority you earn.
From a buying keyword to a page that ranks
Work page by page: pick the money page, see who beats it, take their links.
Pick the money keywords
Research the searches with buying intent. Every result carries an intent label, so you can cut a long list to its commercial and transactional half.
Keyword researchTrack the page, not just the domain
Each tracked keyword records the URL Google returned, so you can see whether the category page or a stray blog post is the one ranking.
Rank trackerSee which store beats you
Every check records the domains above you on each keyword. Often it's a marketplace or directory, not the rival brand.
Competitor analysisPull the links behind their page
One click opens the backlinks of the exact page that outranked you, or the whole domain, filtered by authority, spam score and dofollow.
Backlink analysisPitch with the right target URL
Each prospect carries the target URL and requested anchor, so the link goes to the category page, not the homepage.
Outreach CRMKeep the store technically clean
Scheduled audits catch duplicate titles, canonical problems, thin content and broken links across thousands of pages.
Site audit
Built for stores with many pages to rank
Details that matter when the pages that sell are deep in the site.
Exact-match link checks
A link to /category-2 isn't your link to /category. Monitoring matches your target URL exactly.
Desktop and mobile apart
Track a keyword on both, because results often differ by device.
Ask for the link a site gives
Prospects are tagged by link type, so you pitch a resource page listing or a link insertion in an existing guide, not a guest post nobody wants.
Audits sized for a catalogue
Pages per audit run from 5,000 on Starter to 50,000 on Agency, crawled homepage first, then sitemap URLs.
“Do real company stuff.”
Plans for online stores
Every tool is on every plan. Pro adds the tracked keywords and audit depth a larger catalogue needs.
Starter
$39/mo
$31/mo billed yearly
- Pages per audit5,000
- Actively tracked keywords30
- Backlink scans30 /mo
- Contact / niche finder tokens1,000 /mo
- Outreach emails2,000 /mo
- Link monitoring checks2,000 /mo
- White-label reports
Pro
$99/mo
$79/mo billed yearly
- Pages per audit15,000
- Actively tracked keywords150
- Backlink scans120 /mo
- Contact / niche finder tokens5,000 /mo
- Outreach emails10,000 /mo
- Link monitoring checks5,000 /mo
- White-label reports
Every plan starts as a 14-day free trial. Compare every limit.
Frequently asked questions
Questions online stores ask us most. Can't find yours? Write to us and a real person will answer.
Yes. Every prospect has a target URL and requested anchor, and link monitoring checks the link points at that exact page.
Yes. From any keyword in the rank tracker, a competitor that outranked you opens straight into backlink analysis, scoped to the page that beat you or the whole domain.
Each audit covers up to your plan's page cap. On a very large store the most important pages are crawled first: homepage, then sitemap URLs, then shallower pages before deeper ones.
No. Rank tracking reads Google's top 50 results for each keyword, location and device.
Yes. The free trial is a real account with your own data and needs no card. Nothing is charged when it ends.