How do I identify NEW linking root domains?
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Under moz analytics there are metrics for Linking Root Domains. It shows an increase of n%. Is there any easy way of identify which domains are new domains for any given period?
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Thanks just discovered Just Discovered
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You can use OSE (opensiteexplorer) or Majestic SEO to see any recent sites that have linked to your site.
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