What Is a Resource Page?

A resource page is a page that curates helpful links on a specific topic, often maintained by universities, industry associations, or niche websites as a reference for their audience.

How Resource Pages Work

Because their entire purpose is linking out to genuinely useful external content, resource pages are naturally receptive to being pitched relevant additions — unlike most pages, where asking for a link feels like an intrusion.

How to Use Them for Link Building

Search for resource pages in your niche (queries like “keyword” + “resources” or “useful links” surface many), review what’s already listed to confirm your content genuinely fits and adds value, then reach out to the page owner with a specific, relevant suggestion rather than a generic pitch. This remains one of the more reliable white-hat link-building tactics, since you’re offering something the page owner already wants: useful content for their readers.

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Annabelle Cochrane

Managing Director / SEO Strategist

Annabelle is a qualified marketing specialist with over 6 years of hands-on experience providing service-based businesses with real, tangible, out-come based SEO campaigns. 

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