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They already named you.
They just forgot the link.

An unlinked mention is the cheapest link you will ever earn — the writer already decided you were worth writing about, and all that is missing is an anchor tag. We fetch every page you give us and prove exactly what is there: named and unlinked, linked but nofollowed, or routed through a redirect no crawler credits to you.

The site that should be receiving the links. Subdomains count as yours.
Spelling and punctuation do not matter — "Mindstorm Labs", "mindstorm-labs" and "MindstormLabs" all match. Leave blank and we will use your domain name.
Comma separated. Former names and product names catch mentions your brand name misses.
One URL per line, up to 25. Do not have a list yet? Submit anyway — we will hand you the search queries that build one in about a minute.
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Why this one makes you do a step

The honest answer to why there is no magic button.

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Finding mentions across the whole web needs a search index, and nobody gives one away. Every free option is either key-gated — Brave allows 2,000 queries a month at no cost, but you must register — or needs a self-hosted headless browser this stack cannot run. We could have wired up a plausible-looking list and called it discovery. We did not, because the first person who checks one fabricated result stops believing everything else on this site. So we give you the queries instead, and we do the half a search index genuinely cannot.

What a search result tells you

That a page contains your name. That is all. It is a snapshot of an index that may be weeks stale, it cannot see whether an anchor tag wraps that name, and it has no idea whether the link it does contain is nofollowed or bounced through a tracking redirect.

What fetching the page tells you

Whether the link exists right now. Whether it carries nofollow, ugc or sponsored. Whether it goes to you directly or through out.php?url= on someone else's host. What the sentence around your name actually says, so you know what you are walking into before you write the email.

The five results you can get

Every one is a different email, or no email at all.

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Named, not linked. The ask. One short email, high hit rate, and the page is already about you.
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Linked through a redirect. A crawler sees a link to their tracking host, not to you. Ask for a direct href — this one is usually a quick yes because it is a bug, not a policy.
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Linked but nofollowed. Real referral traffic, no ranking credit. Usually policy and usually not worth arguing — but worth knowing, because it stops you counting the link twice.
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Linked without naming you. A logo or a footer credit. Ask for your name in the text too; a named mention is a stronger signal than a bare logo, and it is what AI engines read.
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Nothing there. Either the mention was removed or it was never there. A stale search result is the usual cause — which is exactly why we fetch rather than trust the index.
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A link is not the only prize any more. Answer engines build their picture of you from the text around your name, not from the rel attribute. A nofollowed mention on a page a model has read still shapes what it says about you — so the goal is being named accurately in the right places, with the link as the bonus that also moves rankings.

What to do with this result

Each unlinked mention is an easy request: ask the site to link the name they already use. Check your own details are consistent first with the NAP Consistency Checker, and compare your link profile with a competitor's in the Backlink Gap Analyzer. Mentions across independent sources are one of the signals we work on in our AEO and GEO consulting.

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