*** Keeping notes about links you’re attempting to regain from your “lost” links. *** Tracking progress for links to a specific page or section of your site.

*** Targeting a specific type of link or links from a specific domain. *** Tracking progress for link opportunities you’ve identified through unlinked mentions of your brand. Time is money.Ī *hidden* & AMAZING new feature in Link Explorer is “Link Tracking Lists.” No awkward lag when you’re just trying to get to your data. It’s hard to tune a high quality index that mirrors Google’s understanding of the web.Īnother thing I’m proud of: Link Explorer IS FAST FAST FAST. It’s easy to build a large index of junky links. Quality in = Quality out for link indexes.

That is why we’re winning on # of domains and freshness on the sites you tested. Moz is 100% BACK and committed to creating the BEST backlink tool on the market. Here is a soundtrack for this comment: I’ll wait why you get it queued up. Which tool do you use to check backlinks?Īhrefs? Moz? Or maybe it’s a tool I didn’t talk about here.Įither way, let me know by leaving a comment below right now. Now I’d like to hear what you have to say: But there’s no doubt that Moz is a close second. In fact, it’s the tool that I personally use the most. The best backlink checker on the market right now is (in my opinion) Ahrefs. To crown one tool the “best”, I need to consider lots of factors like: And it’s ability to find new links is unmatched. Overall, when it comes to index size, features and price, Ahrefs is the best value.īased on the results of this little test, Moz definitely comes out on top. And considering that Majestic’s tool is 100% focused on links, this is a great value for anyone that’s on the hunt for a cheap link analysis tool.

Ahrefs da checker