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Is there a way to find out who is linking to a competitors inner page?

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intmarkacademy last edited by

Their inner page is ranking #1 for a certain keyword and I want to find out who is linking to that page.

Is it possible to do this and if so how?

Thanks
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Horizon last edited by

Hi Sean,

Sure it is. Just run the page through SEOmoz's OpenSiteExplorer - http://www.opensiteexplorer.org/. Put in the exact URL, and change the params to "only external" and you can see all of the backlinks to that page, plus the linking domain's authority, etc. It's a very good tool.

Cheers

Matt
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