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Use Reverse Image Search to Build Backlinks
If you have a decent amount of visual content on your blog (infographics, screenshots, charts, etc.), there is a high possibility that someone on the Internet is using your images without giving proper link attribution.
Luckily, there is an easy way to resolve this issue and get a backlink in return. Just follow these steps:
Step 1: Open a new Google Sheet and list down the URLs of all the important visual assets on your site.
Step 2: Use Google Image Search to find websites that are using your images without attribution. Enter the Image URL in the Google search box and then click on ‘Search by Image’ to find all the websites which are using your image in the “Pages that include matching images” section of the search.
Step 3: Send an email to the site owner requesting a link attribution for using your image on their site. You can use the email template below:
Hi [Name],
I’m [Your Name] from [Your Blog].
I noticed that you’ve used one of my images in your post: [insert link to the article].
However, you haven’t included a link back to my website.
I’d really appreciate if you could add a link to my website below the image.
Here’s the link where the image is taken from: [insert your post URL]
Thanks,
[Your Name]
In most cases, you’ll get a quick positive response from the site owne
