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goodge last edited by

Hi

I want to gather a list of sites that are linking to individual blog items. Is there a way of gathering this data easily in Open Site Explorer? I've tried putting in the url/blog domain in the search box, and this just brings up those sites that link to the blog home page. I want to see all the inbound links that link to ALL subdomains within a particular URL.

Any help appreciated.

thanks
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goodge last edited by

Thanks Mike - that sorted it!

Cheers
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Mike.Goracke last edited by

On the Linking Domains tab, there is a Show domains with links to filter, select pages on this subdomain, then click Filter to see your results.

I think that is what you are asking how to do; otherwise, select pages on this root domain to view ALL the subdomain associated with your root domain.

Hope this helps.

Mike
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