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Get anchor text, nofollow info etc from a list of links

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Blink-SEO last edited by

Hi everybody. I'm currently doing a backlink audit for a client and I've hit a small problem. I'm combining data from Ahrefs, OSE, Webmaster Tools and Link Detox. I've got around 27k links in total now, but the issue is that WMT does not provide data on target page, anchor text and nofollow/dofollow. This means I have around 1k links with only partial information. Does anyone know of a way that I can get this data automatically?

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Blink-SEO last edited by

Yep, I can output outbound links! Will take some fiddling but that should do it.

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Leonie-Kramer last edited by

Hi, I think that Sreaming Frog will help you with that. It gives you all the information about, anchor txt, do follow etc.. on the target page.
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