Track lost and broken backlinks for reclamation. Log link status, outreach attempts, and recovery success rate with trend charts.
A reclamation queue for backlinks that disappeared or now lead to an unusable destination, this tool keeps the affected link, its current status, outreach activity, and eventual recovery in one record. It summarizes the log with a recovery success rate and trend charts so a user can see whether repair work is reducing the backlog. The important caveat is that a logged status is campaign evidence, not an independent crawl result: a chart can only reflect the links and updates entered into the tracker.
Create a separate entry for each referring-page and destination-page problem you intend to reclaim. Record whether the backlink is lost or broken, then attach outreach attempts and later status changes to that same case. Keeping one case per link matters: duplicating a backlink when a second message is sent inflates the workload and can make a single successful repair look like several unresolved opportunities.
As cases change, the tracker rolls the recorded outcomes into its recovery view and plots movement over time. A recovered case should represent a link that has been checked again and found usable, not merely an email reply or a promised edit. Enter status changes consistently, because backdating, skipped updates, or mixed definitions of recovered can distort both the rate and the trend.
No. The tool is for organizing known reclamation cases, so supply the referring and destination URLs from an audit, backlink data source, server logs, or a manual check. It can then hold status and outreach history and summarize recorded recoveries. It does not turn an incomplete source list into a complete inventory of links to the site.
No. A successful response from the destination says the page answered, but it does not prove that the referring page contains the intended hyperlink, uses the expected destination, or exposes the link to users. Recheck the referring page itself and follow the link. Mark the case recovered only when the condition that triggered reclamation has actually been corrected.
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