Blogger ain't working with research tools...
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I'm trying to do link research and analysis on my website for
however
the tool recognizes only blogspot.com giving me fake results....
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oh sorry no that is not my actual blog. That was the example
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One month is still quite new for a domain. I'm going to http://dogtraining.blogspot.com/ but not finding any content on that page and wondering what I'm missing, and how that would get 500 backlinks. If the page truly has no content and it has 500 backlinks, I'd be worried about those links not being of the very natural type.
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thanks however my site isn't exactly fresh or new; its around 1 month old with more than 500 backlinks.
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Look at subdomain metrics on open site explorer. Although you should give it time to crawl and discover links.
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Your site is a subdomain of blogspot.com so Open Site Explorer and other tools will return Blogspot's domain level metrics.
If you look into the link data you should be able to see subdomain data - however in this example I think the site is too new for Linkscape/Open Site Explorer to have picked it up yet. Give it till the end of the month and if you've built some links you should see some change.
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I did link research and it gave me just 3 links to your domain.
wait some time as it's a new site but when you are ready to search for it look in linkresearchtool.com
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