Separate blogs, editorial websites, and outreach-friendly platforms from mixed domain lists
SiteTypes helps SEO teams, outreach agencies, and marketers automatically identify content-driven websites from raw domain exports.
Upload mixed website lists and quickly separate blogs, editorial websites, media platforms, and outreach-friendly domains from ecommerce stores, company websites, directories, and irrelevant platforms.
The Problem With Raw SEO Prospect Lists
Most SEO prospecting workflows start with messy exports.
Teams usually collect domains from:
- Ahrefs Content Explorer
- Semrush exports
- Google search scraping
- competitor backlink research
- guest post research
- custom crawlers
- manually collected prospect lists
The problem is that most exports contain mixed website types.
A typical list may include:
- SEO blogs
- niche blogs
- media websites
- SaaS company websites
- ecommerce stores
- agencies
- marketplaces
- directories
- unrelated platforms
Manual review quickly becomes the bottleneck.
Teams often spend hours opening websites individually just to understand:
- whether the website publishes editorial content
- whether outreach makes sense
- whether the niche is relevant
- whether the site looks active
- whether the website is suitable for guest posting or link outreach
This slows down outreach workflows and creates inconsistent prospect quality.
How SiteTypes Helps
SiteTypes automatically classifies websites from raw domain exports and identifies content-driven websites suitable for outreach workflows.
Instead of manually reviewing domains one by one, teams can quickly isolate:
- SEO blogs
- niche blogs
- editorial websites
- online magazines
- media-style platforms
- outreach-friendly websites
The system also detects:
- niche categories
- website type
- CMS / website engines
- language signals
- outreach suitability patterns
This makes large prospect lists easier to filter, organize, and prioritize before outreach begins.
Workflow
1. Export or collect domains
Start with a raw list of domains collected from:
- Ahrefs
- Semrush
- Google search results
- competitor backlink exports
- Content Explorer
- custom prospect databases
At this stage, the list usually contains mixed website types that require manual filtering.
2. Upload your list
Paste domains directly into SiteTypes or upload a CSV file for analysis.
The system processes each domain individually and extracts structural website signals automatically.
Large lists can be reviewed much faster than opening websites manually one by one.
3. Automatically identify SEO blogs and content-driven websites
SiteTypes detects content-focused websites and separates them from:
- ecommerce stores
- company websites
- directories
- marketplaces
- non-editorial platforms
The system can also identify:
- WordPress blogs
- media websites
- niche publications
- magazine-style websites
- editorial platforms
Additional signals may include:
- niche category
- CMS
- language
- audience geography patterns
4. Build cleaner outreach prospect lists
Once classified, teams can focus directly on:
- outreach-friendly blogs
- editorial websites
- guest post opportunities
- niche content websites
- relevant media platforms
This reduces time wasted reviewing irrelevant websites before outreach even starts.
Example Workflow
An outreach team exports 6,000 domains from Ahrefs Content Explorer using SEO-related keywords.
The raw export contains:
- SEO blogs
- ecommerce websites
- SaaS company websites
- media platforms
- agencies
- directories
- unrelated domains
Instead of manually opening websites one by one, the team uploads the list into SiteTypes and filters content-driven websites suitable for editorial outreach.
The result is a cleaner outreach prospect list that requires significantly less manual qualification before campaigns begin.
Before / After
BEFORE
Raw SEO exports often contain:
- mixed website types
- irrelevant domains
- ecommerce stores mixed with blogs
- agencies mixed with editorial websites
- low-quality directories
- manual review requirements
Large exports usually require hours of opening domains individually before outreach can begin.
AFTER
After classification, teams can:
- isolate SEO blogs
- separate content-driven websites
- remove ecommerce and company websites
- group websites by niche
- identify WordPress blogs and editorial platforms
- prioritize outreach-friendly domains
The result is a cleaner and more operational outreach workflow.
Practical SEO Workflows
Guest post prospecting
Identify blogs and editorial websites more likely to accept contributed content or collaborations.
Link insertion outreach
Separate editorial websites from ecommerce and company websites before starting outreach campaigns.
Content-driven website discovery
Quickly isolate blogs, online magazines, and editorial websites from large mixed exports.
Niche outreach segmentation
Group prospect lists by niche before organizing outreach campaigns.
SEO outreach list cleanup
Reduce manual filtering work before prospect qualification begins.
Who This Workflow Is For
This workflow is commonly used by:
- SEO agencies
- link builders
- guest post teams
- digital PR teams
- freelance outreach specialists
- in-house SEO teams
- content marketing teams
SiteTypes helps reduce manual filtering work before outreach campaigns begin.
FAQ
SiteTypes helps distinguish content-driven and editorial-style websites from ecommerce stores, company websites, directories, and non-editorial platforms.
One of the core workflows is separating blogs and editorial websites from ecommerce and company websites before outreach begins.
SiteTypes supports domain lists collected from Ahrefs, Semrush, Content Explorer, Google search scraping workflows, and custom prospect databases.
The system detects common CMS platforms and website engines, including WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, and others.
SiteTypes is designed to reduce manual filtering work and improve prospect prioritization, but final outreach qualification should still be reviewed manually.