Reorganizing Links
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Hello Guys,
Im Reorganizing my link building list in excel. I have tons of good links that I found in the last 3 months. What I want to ask is if there is a way to put those links in my excel list in a automatic way with the folowing fields:
- Domain
- Pagerank
- DA (from moz)
- Type
- Submission link
Im doint it manual and is driving me crazy
Tks in advance!
Regards,
MM
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