Why Moz doesn't offer tool similar like SEOprofiler Link Disinfection?
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Hi Moz,
As I have been your member & using pro tool for more than an year, it's been amazing experience working and using your each tool's function tool, wehther to check on-page grader, rank tracking, on-page crawling issue, keyword difficulty and the one my best for link analysis is Open Site Explorer etc.
I came here to ask about something which I didn't find here than other providers is most popular Bad Link Detection Tool. As **SEOprofiler Link Disinfection **offers their customers to use this to get all of their bad or spammy links harming them to rank high or getting away from ranking goal.
Let me know, are you planning anything similar to this to bring soon in your tools and provide your members to take benefits of such type function as well OR should i go to SEOprofiler for this?
Best,
Teginder Ravi -
Hi all Moz pro members ,
Let us come to vote this post https://seomoz.zendesk.com/entries/29971850-Why-Moz-doesn-t-offer-tool-similar-like-SEOprofiler-Link-Disinfection-
about bringing new function tool that we can use to identify the bad or spammy links.
Best,
Teginder Ravi -
Thanks @David,
I just submitted this copy to Moz there at http://seomoz.zendesk.com -
Hey Teginder!
While I can't speak on behalf of our product team I recommend submitting a feature request on our forum here: http://seomoz.zendesk.com/forums/293194-seomoz-pro-feature-requests which is directly monitored by them. They will have a better idea of what is on our roadmap and you are definitely welcome to submit any ideas that you feel would most benefit yourself and the rest of our users. All posts are public which can be voted by others and the more the better as it can help with prioritization. A lot of our current features are the result of direct feedback
Hope this helps!
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