Fit before volume
A smaller queue of clearly relevant opportunities beats a spreadsheet full of maybe-someday prospects.
Founder note
I built the backlink queue I wish I had.
I'm Nicolas, founder of Mentiohunt. I built backlinks manually for my own product and it worked — but the prospecting and outreach ate my whole day. So I built the tool that does that part for me, and now for you too.
Nicolas More
@nicolasmore_Bootstrapped founder
Why it exists
Link building should feel like a queue, not a second job.
Most founder-led link building breaks down at the same point: you know backlinks compound, but prospecting sites, finding the right contact, writing the email, and following up is a full-time job you don't have time for.
Mentiohunt does that work for you. Give it your content and it finds websites where an article fits, surfaces the contact, drafts the outreach, and manages the placement end to end. You just approve or reject what lands in your queue.
The goal isn't to guarantee a backlink on every send. It's to remove the repetitive prospecting and outreach work so you can spend your time running the business, not chasing links.
Rationale included
Every opportunity explains why it fits, so you can decide fast without becoming a link building expert.
Outreach, not promises
Mentiohunt finds the fit and runs the outreach. It never pretends a backlink is guaranteed.
Current direction
Built in public enough to be reachable. Built carefully enough to be useful.
If you're trying to turn your content into a repeatable backlink habit, I want Mentiohunt to feel like the practical next step every morning.
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Backlink prospecting starts from your own content, competitors, and keywords.
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The product is early, bootstrapped, and shaped by the recurring work founders actually do.