Hi Arjun,
The simple answer is, you can't do that through the API. There is currently no endpoint supporting gathering your backlinks from Google Search Console.
Martijn.
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Posts made by Martijn_Scheijbeler
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RE: How to get 'Links to you site' via the google search console API?posted in Link Building
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RE: Does too much inline CSS impact SEO rankingsposted in Web Design
Well, CSS files exist for a reason and in 99% of the times are a better option.
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RE: Does too much inline CSS impact SEO rankingsposted in Web Design
Well, I wouldn't recommend doing it as from a development perspective it ain't great. But from an SEO perspective I would worry more about the other 299+ ranking factors that are out there. Basically having your CSS validated or HTML validated won't do much in 2017 for your ranking compared to all the other variables that are taken into account.
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RE: Are there free tools that would tell me the cpc for my keywords?posted in Paid Search Marketing
Probably another tool that you want to look into is SEMRush. They provide a ton of data around keywords which includes the CPC. This will probably give you some insights into what you could be bidding and what not.
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RE: Too many Tags and Categories what should I do to clean this up?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Hey!
Usually tag pages are pretty useless and they could be removed if they don't provide any additional information. In your case I would make sure to see if there is any overlap between tags and categories and accordingly to that remove the tags. You could use the canonical tags, but that's mostly putting band aid on something that is fundamentally broken I'd say.
Martijn.
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RE: Does Google ignores page title suffix?posted in Algorithm Updates
Hi,
Google is pretty good with figuring out what a certain page can be about. If they don't think the title is relevant to the page that the user can visit it will make it's own title. We see that in a lot of cases. For example: when doing a rebranding it took a while for Google to figure out the new brand name and they were still applying their own suffix with the old brand name to the URL.
Martijn.
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RE: Only One Canonical URL Tagposted in Moz Bar
Hi,
You could, but I would try to find out where the other one is coming from. Basically the second rel canonical tag will overwrite the first in most cases. So trying to find out how you delete one with keeping the right one would make most sense. You're at least on the right path!
Martijn.
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RE: Is it possible to have organization markup schema for sub domain ? and how should it look like ?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Hi,
You can do both, I think you should be fine with just mentioning the root domain in there. In the end you're defining an Organization which is part of the sub domain as well.
Martijn.