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Viewing links gained over time

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MulberrySqCraig Subscriber last edited by

Is there a way to see how the number of inbound links has changed over time for a campaign?

It is hard to tell whether links are increasing for a campaign without historical data being stored so trends can be shown
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evolvingSEO @MulberrySqCraig last edited by

You can view a lot in Majestic just by creating a free account.
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MulberrySqCraig Subscriber @PeterM22 last edited by

That looks like it does the job. I was hoping for something within SEOMoz Pro so I don't have to pay for an additional service though!
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PeterM22 last edited by

yeah..theres majesticseo.com . You can put in your domain and it will show you a chart of how your links have grown over time. Hope this helps.
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