Backlink Audit: Wade's Care First
wadescarefirst.com more than doubled its referring domains this year, but 86% of those sites score 10 or lower. Its blog links point at a dead URL, and its strongest review profiles send patients to Klarity instead of the practice. Here's a link-by-link look at what's helping, what's broken and what to fix first for an Indianapolis virtual care practice.
Backlink Audit: River Rat Motorsports
River Rat Motorsports has 549 referring domains and a bigger link footprint than the dealers it trails in AI answers. The problem is what those listings say. One old paragraph still describes an E-Z-GO and Textron dealer, the city's own tourism site pins the store in California, and Google files it as a truck dealer. Here's what we found and the fix list, in order.
Backlink Audit: Victory SK
Most backlink audits open by telling a business it needs more links. This one doesn't. Victory SK's federal record is current and accurate, which puts them ahead of most carriers. The problem is what happens downstream: dozens of directory profiles that describe them, almost none that link to them, nearly all unclaimed, and every one classifying them as the wrong kind of business entirely.
Backlink Profile Audit: Mount Holly Nissan — What a South Jersey Dealership's Authority Looks Like, and the Plan to Build It
Backlinks are how Google and AI engines decide which dealership to trust — so we opened one up in public. Mount Holly Nissan's profile has a legitimate core: the OEM link, a state EV-program endorsement, one real community sponsorship receipt. It also has link equity split across four URL versions, more referring domains from Singapore than from the United States, and pages from bulk link-sellers in the raw data. Every number charted, every top link annotated, and the exact six-part plan we'd run — the same audit every prospect gets, free.