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The 1st step of Link Analysis is checking the existing number of back links to the URL/domain. There can be four parameters of back links that one would like to check:

 

All links (Internal + External) to only the specific URL
All links (Internal + External) to the entire internet site (the domain)
Only the External Links to the particular URL
Only the External Links to the entire web site (the domain)

 

Backlinks are incoming links to a internet site or web page. Inbound links had been originally critical (prior to the emergence of search engines) as a primary indicates of web navigation; nowadays their significance lies in search engine optimization (SEO). The number of backlinks is 1 indication of the popularity or significance of that internet site or page (though other measures, such as PageRank, are also considered to be critical). Outside of SEO, the backlinks of a webpage could be of significant personal, cultural or semantic interest: they indicate who is paying attention to that page.

Typically throughout an analysis, 1 needs to individually check each URL for the back links and that too in four diverse methods for gathering data (while checking numerous URLs). The BackLink Checker makes work simple by allowing users to check all four parameters of the back links to the URL/domain for numerous pages at a time.

 

This assists the evaluator by saving his time and offering detailed data on the number of back links in one shot. Once the picture of present number of back links is clear, one can plan a new link building campaign or check if the existing back links are sufficient and analyze those further. One can even check competitor websites’ back links to judge the efforts needed to get ahead or stay ahead.

 

Overall, BackLink Checker is a useful tool which saves time and efforts. Try it out and share your views.