Inbound link analysis
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Hi all! we are doing some back link analysis on a clients competitors site. The competitor has roughly 300,000 links generated from an estimated 1,500 domain names.
Is there an easy way to determine how many of the 300,000 links come from which of the 1,500 domain names?
Essentially we want to see which of these domain names are generating the majority links? Is there a tool we can use to determine this? Or is it good old fashioned leg work?
Ideas...?
Thanks in advance
Phil.
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thanks for the suggestion. I should be able to do this, but if we need further help I will be sure to reach out to you.
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The easiest way to do this would assuredly be to export all the links to a table and manipulate the data in something like Microsoft Excel. I am pretty sure that Pivot tables could generate the data-set you wanted, and then you could even make graphs and charts from it and stuff. If you can share the raw data then I can post a step by step
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