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Get immediate alert from BackTagger when your keyword matches with HARO email

Not sure if this is allowed here or not but this is my first side project called www.backtagger.com

Today I am launching its beta version. This is for SEO and other guys who create blogs and need quality backlinks.

This is about setting up keyword alerts for HARO (www.helpareporter.com). You can read FAQ on my home page but to summarize, if you are already a HARO member then you receive emails from them daily. But it is not easy to go through all those emails and find the ones relevant to your nice.

This is where BackTagger comes in. When you sign up (which is free), then you can enter keywords which you want to monitor. Once those keywords are found, it will immediately send you alert via email and telegram.

So, basically you only get relevant and targeted alert based on keywords you enter. Let me know for any question or issues.

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