Competitive Link Finder blank screen
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Hi.
I am bran-new to the site so if I am asking a daft question I apoloise
When I go to the Competitive Link Builder, enter some URLS and press GO I am taking to a blank screen with no info. I've tried on different browsers & same issues.
Any advice?
Thanks.Christoffa.
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I just tested and it appears to be working OK. I'm using Chrome - 15.0.874.121 m (wrench tab > about Google Chrome to find version).
Perhaps its related to the domains that you are running the test on? They might be causing the issue?
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So just to confirm you are going to http://www.opensiteexplorer.org > compare link metrics > add URL?
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