How Do You Find How Many Backlinks You Have?
This post is by special request – if you would like to ask for a post on a related topic please make a comment below.
I use several tools to analysis my sites.
One of the best ones is the Quirk addon for Firefox, available here:
http://www.quirk.biz/searchstatus/
Quirk will appear as a Q at the bottom of your screen.
If you right click on it you will be given a range of options.
Show Keyword Density allows you to enter a keyword and have the page analysed. It will highlight any occurrences of that keyword and give you a set of statistics.
If you look at the top few pages in the search results for your keyword and check there figures you will see if there are any improvements you can do.
If you select backlinks>domain external>yahoo site explorer you will get a list of backlinks.
You can go directly to yahoo site explorer but Quirk is handy because of the other features it has eg it displays Page Rank, Alexa rank and mozRank.
I record my total ‘inlinks’ show at the top of the screen to see how they grow over time. You can flip through them to see where you are getting links form, and more importantly you can do the same for your competitors’ sites to see if you can obtain any of their’s.
See you in again tomorrow. My posts are scheduled for 1.00AM GMT which is 8.00PM EST.
Filed under: Alex Jeffreys Coaching • General • Search Engines
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Hi Keith
I shall have to check that out great post my man,
oh yeah thanks for popping over to my place.
speak soon my friend
marcus
Hey Keith
Another great post, looks like a pretty cool piece of software. Will be installing in just a mo!
Take care
Paul
Hey Keith,
Thanks for this my friend, I will check this out
Keith,
Even before I finished reading your post, I had a look at your suggestion.
Another great plugin I use is SeoQuake (available for bothe IE & Firefox). This give pagerank on Google & Yahoo, as well as your Alexia ranking.
It also has “Who Is”, Backlinks, Keyword Density, and is configurabkle for an number of other tools.
Hope this helps some of your readers.
To Your Success
Rob
Hi Keith,
Mark here, a fellow student on Alex Jeffreys course.
Nice looking blog, also great tips and advice for any newbie wanting to make money online.
If you get a moment take a look at my first welcome video on my blog and leave a comment to let me know what you think.
Keep in touch.
Mark Terrell
http://markterrell.co.uk
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