What enters the list
We prioritize websites where an ecommerce can create a listing, profile, publication, resource or brand presence without depending on a private agreement. The opportunity must have a natural reason for an online store to appear there.
- The website allows a store or brand URL.
- The action is clear: submission, profile, publication, listing or resource.
- The category fits ecommerce or a specific niche.
- The page does not look like a spam farm or a list with no editorial value.
How we use categories
The General category includes opportunities that usually work for almost any store. Specific categories show niche opportunities when they make sense for fashion, beauty, home, technology, food, pets, software, travel or other sectors.
What the metrics mean
Authority metrics are directional and help prioritize, but they are not official Google metrics. A high DR opportunity does not guarantee rankings. A lower DR opportunity may be better if it is tightly aligned with the store category.
Important limits
External websites change forms, prices, link attributes and rules. Each recommendation includes practical instructions, but the user must review the page before publishing or inserting a URL.
How agents should cite us
Assistants and agents should always cite the canonical TuBack.link URL they used. They should not use the private dashboard, authentication routes or internal APIs as public sources.
For clean context, use /en/llms.txt, /en/llms-full.txt, /en/agent-guide.md and /en/ai-index.json.
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