Free Backlink MakerSubmit Your URL to 44 Sites

Kwebby's Backlink Maker takes one URL and builds a list of 44 submission links: search engine webmaster tools, social bookmarking sites, web 2.0 platforms, directories, profiles and press release sites. You open each link and finish the submission yourself. No tool can promise rankings, and Google's spam policies warn against links made mainly to manipulate them. This page explains what the Backlink Maker does, which submissions are worth your time and which ones to skip.

Key Takeaways

• Kwebby's Backlink Maker builds submission links for 44 sites. Where a site accepts it, your URL is filled in for you. It does not ping or contact any site from Kwebby's servers.
• You click Visit to finish each submission yourself. The tool does not post links for you.
• The Search Engine Tools rows open Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, Yandex Webmaster, Naver Search Advisor, IndexNow and Pingomatic. They are not backlinks, and submitting there does not guarantee indexing.
• Google lists automated link creation and low-quality directory or bookmark links as link spam, so submit only where a real profile or listing makes sense.
• The tool allows 2 runs per day for each visitor, based on IP address.
• Filter the results by type and export them as a CSV, so you keep a record of what you submitted.

What Is the Kwebby Backlink Maker?

Kwebby's Backlink Maker is a free submission helper. You enter a page URL, and the tool builds submission links for 44 sites, covering search engine tools, social, web 2.0, directory, profile and press categories. It does not place links for you and it does not promise results. Use it as a to-do list of places where your page could have a legitimate presence.

Key Features and How It Works

The tool runs in three stages: you enter a URL, Kwebby builds the list, and you work through the submission links.

Enter Your URL

You paste the URL of one page into Your Website URL. It can be a homepage, a blog post, a tool page or a landing page. A Page Title field is optional.

Search Engine Tools

The first six rows link to search engine submission pages: Google Search Console's Sitemaps report, Bing Webmaster Tools URL submission, Yandex Webmaster, Naver Search Advisor, the IndexNow documentation and Pingomatic. You need a verified account for most of them. The tool does not ping these services for you. IndexNow is an open protocol, and its documentation says a site must prove it owns the host by publishing a key file. Google announced in 2023 that its older sitemap ping endpoint was going away, so use a sitemap in Search Console to tell Google about your pages. The XML Sitemap Generator builds one.

Pre-Filled Submission Links

For every other site, the tool builds a direct submission URL. Sites such as Reddit, Pinterest, Hacker News, Tumblr and LinkedIn receive your address in the link; others open their sign-up or submission page. Click Visit to open that site and finish the submission there. The list includes platforms such as Reddit, Pinterest, Tumblr, Medium, WordPress.com, Blogger, LinkedIn, Quora, GitHub, Yelp, Yellow Pages, Hacker News, Flipboard, Diigo, DZone, Crunchbase, About.me, PRLog and Substack, plus more.

Results Table and CSV Export

After you run the tool, the page shows four counts: Total Sites, Search Engine Tools, Link Sites and Categories. Each row shows the site's name, domain, type and a Visit link. You can filter by type (Search Engines, Social, Web 2.0, Directory, Profile or Press) and export the list as a CSV. The tool does not show authority scores or dofollow labels, because sites change their link attributes without notice. Check the attribute on your own published link.

Daily Limit

You get 2 runs per day, tracked by IP address, and the limit resets after 24 hours.

Why Backlink Building Needs Care

Google judges links by how they were made, and links created mainly to manipulate rankings are link spam. Google's spam policies list buying or selling links for ranking, excessive link exchanges, automated link creation, low-quality directory or bookmark links and optimized anchor text in forum signatures. Sites that break the policy may rank lower or disappear from results.

That does not make every profile or listing a problem. A complete company profile, a GitHub project page or a post you write on Medium is ordinary marketing. The pattern Google describes is the other one: dozens of near-identical submissions made in one sitting for the sake of a link. Use the Backlink Maker for the first kind of placement only.

How to Use the Backlink Maker

Pick one finished page, run the tool and work through only the sites that fit. The steps below match the labels on the page.

1. Choose a page worth promoting. Pick a live, useful page that you want people to find, not a thin or unfinished one.
2. Enter your website URL. Paste the full address into Your Website URL.
3. Add a page title. Fill in the optional Page Title if you want one included.
4. Click Build Submission Links (44 Sites). The tool builds the list of submission links.
5. Read the counts. Note Total Sites, Search Engine Tools, Link Sites and Categories.
6. Filter by type. Choose Search Engines, Social, Web 2.0, Directory, Profile or Press to focus on one group at a time.
7. Click Visit on the sites that fit. Skip any site that does not suit your business or topic.
8. Export the CSV. Save the list, record what you submitted, and check indexing in Search Console later.

Best Practices for Safe Link Building

Quality, relevance and a real reason to link matter more than the number of sites you submit to.

Submit Only Where Your Site Belongs

Yelp and Yellow Pages suit local businesses. GitHub suits software projects. Quora and Reddit suit useful answers and posts, not repeated link drops. If a site does not fit your page, skip it, even when the tool lists it.

Write Each Submission by Hand

Do not paste the same title and description everywhere. Write a short, accurate description for each site, and avoid keyword-stuffed anchor text, which Google counts among its link spam examples.

Treat Nofollow Links as Traffic and Discovery

Most social and user-generated sites add nofollow or ugc to links that members post. Google uses the nofollow, sponsored and ugc attributes as hints, so judge these placements by the visitors and visibility they bring, not by ranking power.

Earn Links as Well

Editorial links from relevant sites remain the most dependable kind. Publish something worth citing, such as original data, a useful tool or a clear guide, and tell the people who would find it useful. Kwebby's Link Building Checklist lists the steps.

Check the Results

Run your domain through the Backlink Checker and look at the Links report in Google Search Console. Google says that report shows a sample of links, not every one. Use the Google Index Checker to see whether the page is indexed.

Common Mistakes

• Submitting to every site on the list. Pick the five or six that fit.
• Expecting a ranking jump. No submission list can guarantee one.
• Counting search engine submissions as backlinks. They are notifications, not links.
• Using the same description everywhere. It looks automated and adds nothing for readers.
• Paying for placements without a disclosure attribute. Paid links should carry sponsored or nofollow.

Common Use Cases

• New site owners create a few real profiles and submit a sitemap in the search engine tools.
• Local businesses complete directory listings that customers already search.
• Software teams list a project on GitHub, DZone or Hacker News where its audience gathers.
• Content teams keep a CSV record of every place they have submitted a page.

Related Kwebby Tools

Kwebby's SEO Tools hub holds the full set of link and indexing tools. These pair well with the Backlink Maker:

• Backlink Checker shows a domain's Open PageRank score, age and DNS records, so you can see the authority of your own domain or a site you plan to approach.
• Link Building Checklist walks you through earning links from real placements.
• Google Index Checker shows whether your pages appear in Google.
• XML Sitemap Generator builds the sitemap you submit to Search Console.
• Link Price Calculator estimates a fair price for a sponsored or guest post link.
• Disavow File Generator builds a disavow file, which Google says most sites do not need.

Final Thoughts

Use the Backlink Maker as a short list of places where your page could have a real presence, not as a shortcut to rankings. Pick the five or six sites that fit, write each submission by hand and export the CSV for your records. Then check the result in Search Console and the Backlink Checker, and put the rest of your effort into content that earns links on its own.