Is there a tool in SEOMOZ that will make sure backlinks are still active and searchable every month?
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I'm looking for a way to track backlinks that are made and make sure that they don't disappear. Is there a way in SEO Moz to have it check the backlinks that it has identified every month to make sure they're still there, or do you have to do it manually by download the list every month and comparing them?
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Not currently. You would need to download the CSV each month, and compare via Excel. Not terribly hard to do once you've got a process in place.
There are other tools that will do this, some better than others. Raven is the most popular toolset that offers this feature that I am aware of. They're a competitor to SEOMoz, but they also offer Open Site Explorer link data, so I'm assuming it's still in good taste to mention that one on here.
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