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How to check the Pr and Da of a thousand sites

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vishalkhialani last edited by

Hi,

I have a list of a thousand sites. I want to qualify the sites based on Pr and Da so that I can do my outreach.

Pls advice how this can be done without manually putting each site in ose.

Cheers,

Vishal
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vishalkhialani @vishalkhialani last edited by

#@R#@Rs... I wish would have known about this before. I hired a programmer yesterday and even paid him in advance.

Thank you anyways
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PathMarketing @vishalkhialani last edited by

Check out this post:

http://www.tomanthony.co.uk/blog/seomoz-linkscape-api-with-google-docs/

and this one:

http://www.conversationmarketing.com/2011/04/linkscape-google-spreadsheets.htm

It's not really as hard as you might think

Cheers

D
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vishalkhialani @gfiorelli1 last edited by

i was afraid of that
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gfiorelli1 last edited by

I suppose that the only way is by creating yourself a tool using the Linkscape APIs. http://www.seomoz.org/api
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