How Can I Find All Backlinks
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How can I use site explorer to find out which sites are linking to us thousands of times. It says we have over 300,000 total links pointing to our site. I'm thinking there are some sitewide links from other site(s) making up most of that, but I can't seem to locate it/them?
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Probably not the easiest way:
I'd just run an advanced report with external links to any page on this root domain. You get up to 100.000 backlinks which equal 1/3 in your case.
Then you order them by URL, so you can see which URL provides more than let's say 100 backlinks and with text filter you can extract the exact amount per "mass-linking" domain.
After you identified those sitewide linking sites, you can filter them out, so you have a number of links that's more meaningful.
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