New Backlink Analysis Tool - DailyBlogTips |
| Posted: 08 Feb 2012 03:56 AM PST
Since Yahoo! closed the Site Explorer service bloggers and webmasters (myself included) were left without any solid alternative. I have been looking for similar tools since then, and an interesting one I found recently is called ahrefs.com. It’s a paid service, but there are many free tools you can use on their website as well. For instance, right on the homepage you can type your domain name and click on “Explore Links” to get an overview of how your website is doing.
As you can see from the screenshot above you get a lot of data back. For instance, you can see the total number fo backlinks, how it evolved over the past 30 days, how many are coming from .gov and .edu sites, how many are text and image links and so on. Paid users can also check all the links, including the Alexa rank of the site that is linking to you and the anchor text used. Another free tool you can is the domain comparisson one. You basically input two domain names and the tool will compare their backlink profile for you, including an estimation of search engine traffic over time. I tested with some of my domains and the accuracy of the information wasn’t bad.
Finally there’s a SERP analysis tool which will find all the keywords you rank for and organize them in a nice table, where you can see your position for each keyword, the average CPC spent for that keyword, the amount of traffic that keyword attracts and so on. Non registered users can see the first 10 keywords.
The basic plan starts at $49 monthly, which could be worth it if you are a professional SEO or webmaster. It looks like they are constantly adding more free tools, too, so check it out anyway.
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