Besides identifying 404 errors, what specific advanced technique is used for effective link reclamation in wiki SEO?

Besides identifying 404 errors (broken links), a specific advanced technique used for effective link reclamation in wiki SEO is *reverse image search combined with brand mention monitoring to uncover unlinked mentions of the wiki's content or brand name*. Link reclamation is the process of finding instances where your wiki is mentioned online but not linked to, and then contacting the website owner to request a link. Reverse image search involves using tools like Google Images or TinEye to find websites that are using images from your wiki without attribution (a link back to the original source). For example, if a fan blog uses a character image from your wiki without linking back, you can contact them and request a link in exchange for allowing them to use the image. Brand mention monitoring involves using tools like Google Alerts or Mention to track online mentions of your wiki's name, the fandom name associated with the wiki, or key figures related to the wiki. Often, these mentions will not include a link. You can then contact the website owner and politely request that they add a link to your wiki in their article. This technique is particularly effective because it leverages existing interest and recognition of your wiki to acquire valuable backlinks, increasing traffic and improving search engine rankings.