Best competitor analysis tool comparing my links with competitor links?
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Hello All,
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Can anyone tell me best competitor analysis tool comparing my links with competitor links?
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Tool which define quality of links either low quality or spammy links etc?
Thanks!
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Like I have mentioned it above, Majestic has it. You can compare the backlinks of two website/webpages.
But you can also download all the backlinks and with some excel work, you can compare the lists.
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Once you have the links I would recommend excel. With a vlookup function you can quickly determine what links you a missing that are in your competitor's profile.
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Actually i am not only looking backlink analysis tool but looking for tool which compare my links with competitors?
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As keszi said, it's not just one tool. I think most agencies have more than one that can check this type of data including OSE, Majestic, Ahrefs, and SEMrush.
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Hi Dev,
When it comes to checking links and anchor text usage, I usually prefer Majestic over Moz (do not get me wrong, Moz does a great work, but I am used to Majestic for these kind of tasks).
Keszi
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Hi Dev,
This time I'm not answering your query because I haven't used other tools I have used only moz tool. There are number of tools available & if you search your 'question' in Google you will know about other tools.
I would like to suggest you one thing that try to contact moz support team & ask your query they will certainly help you or wait for some time I hope moz staff will answer your query here.
Thanks
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Not getting any option where i can add competitor's links..
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Can anyone suggest any more good tool?
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Hello Alick,
Are you talking about this - https://moz.com/researchtools/ose/opportunities/link-intersect?site=fillinyoursite.com?
Thanks!
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Hi,
You can use Open Site Explorer (a moz tool)
Best Ways to Use This Tool:
- Find out who is linking to your competitors
- Compare link data of your competitors
Thanks
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