OSE Compare Domains had Gone
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So I have not been on Moz for a while but I have always liked the ability to compare multiple domains in Open site explorer. Has Moz removed this feature. if so... why?
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Just an FYI - we launched a new, much more powerful version of this today: http://moz.com/blog/announcing-improved-link-opportunities
You can now access the link intersect feature here: https://moz.com/researchtools/ose/opportunities/link-intersect?site=fillinyourownsite.com inside OSE
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Thanks Philipp I did find it eventually, I do prefer the old location for it though
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Also, the Competitive Link Finder tool (if you're trying to come at your analysis from that angle) is here: http://moz.com/labs/link-finder.
Philipp's answer is spot on though. First enter a domain, like so: https://moz.com/researchtools/ose/comparisons?site=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F&no_redirects=0 and then that makes the Compare Link Metrics section available.
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It has probably just moved since the last time you used it... see here for its new location in Research Tools.
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It's still there, but hidden a bit. Enter the first domain in the field and on the left side a navigation will appear including "Compare Link Metrics", where you can compare multiple domains.
It's still available, but I wonder as well why MOZ hid it like that...
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