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Anyone have experience with "Link Research Tools" ?

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BedeFahey last edited by

I'm looking into Linkresearchtools.com for competitive backlink analysis. Already have SEOmoz (obviously) and Majestic.

Anyone have any experience with the toolset? If so, what does it do well, what do you like, and where does it fall down?

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MarcLevy last edited by

I have been using it recently and have found it useful and interesting. My best advice would be to trial it (i think you can get a day-pass) and I quite often see @Cemper on twitter offering a free trial in exchange for a tweet.

Definitely worth playing with.
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