Website backlinks

12 years ago

How do I get backlinks to my website?

I would love to know how I can get inexpensive quality backlinks to my website. If anybody could help me that would greatly be appreciated.

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adwordvouchers015 12 years ago

There is no cost involved in it. you can get this information about backlinks through some major sites like backlinkwatch.
I hope this information would be useful for you.
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SinSimon

12 years ago

Check out:
SEMRush - service for competitors research, shows organic and Ads keywords for any site or domain
Open Site Explorer

Semrush is integrated with SeoQuake Firefox Plugin.

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blogfreakz

12 years ago

you can try Check Your PageRank and SEO Stats | What's My Page Rank?

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michael_gourlay 12 years ago

I've never used it, but it looks like SEOmoz provides an API to get this info:

The SEOmoz API / Links API
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christinejones

Banned 12 years ago

The first step in building backlinks is to find the places from which you can get quality backlinks

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kozzimozzy

12 years ago

Originally Posted by shakil754

Hello all,

I am interested to find out what is the best way, programatically, to find out how many backlinks a website has.

What service or website would you use to get this information and what cost would be involved.

In the past, it was possible to use yahoo site explorer but we can not use that now.

thank you in advance

type this thing on google search box: [link:YourDomainName.com]

Please Include the square brackets.

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Earnie Boyd 12 years ago

Originally Posted by kozzimozzy

type this thing on google search box: [link:YourDomainName.com]

Please Include the square brackets.

And what am I supposed to see?
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Allcityloan

12 years ago

There are syntax for finding backlinks from google .search it on google you get more information about this

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Webgeniuz1

12 years ago

Alexa.com will give you a break down of all website backlinks.

Simply type in your domain name, and you'll see under "External Links" a number. If clicked, a query will appear where you can see the sources of your links.

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digitaltwist

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Webgeniuz1

Alexa.com will give you a break down of all website backlinks.

Simply type in your domain name, and you'll see under "External Links" a number. If clicked, a query will appear where you can see the sources of your links.

Alexa seems slow to update so probably better off with one of the other methods

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saxatwork

12 years ago

Got this from somewhere, not sure how accurate this would be:

yourdomain.com -inurl:yourdomain.com

That should pull out sites with all your domains, and exclude the ones from your own domain name.