Hi,
As Samantha said, you have to use the Mozscape API.
There are some programs that might help you (and some webs too).
Netpeak checker is really powerfull.
Hope i've helped.
GR.
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Hi,
As Samantha said, you have to use the Mozscape API.
There are some programs that might help you (and some webs too).
Netpeak checker is really powerfull.
Hope i've helped.
GR.
Hi David.
Ahrefs.com offers that service: broken links.
Another way to do that search could be this: Downloading the historic backlinks list and with a mass checker, check where do they point nowdays. I've used GScraper and its option to crawl outbound links.
Best Luck.
GR.
Hi there,
tldr; There is no importance.
I have 2 things to say:
Another idea is that this tag is public, so you may be saying publicly to your competitors what are your important keywords.
Best Luck.
GR.
Hi there.
I've found no SEO problems in hosting many sites in the same hosting space.
Best Luck.
GR.
Hi there,
The Rel=canonical will not de-index those pages.
To de-index, add a rel=robots with a noindex tag. And also add the rel=canonical or just redirect 301 the page. Of course, do it to those selected pages only.
Hope it helps.
GR.