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Find All Backlinks On Google


The link: operator sucks, Right? Well luckily we don't have to worry about this inaccurate crapshoot "advanced operator" anymore.

Google webmaster tools has launched a tool that will report all of your backlinks on Google, Not just the small selection the link: operator decides to tell you about.

How to use it:
1 - Log in to your webmaster tools account and click the site you want to check backlinks for


2 - Click the "links" tab

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Posted by Anonymous Anonymous @ Thursday, 08 February, 2007

The information is pretty cool. I'd like to see Google offer some filters so we can see links in terms of time (new and old), PR maybe, ways to filter out different domains.

It's still hard to draw a conclusion about the links since Google is saying just because they show them doesn't mean they carry much weight. Something I'm sure everyone will either forget or ignore right away.  



Posted by Blogger [ Matt ] @ Thursday, 08 February, 2007

Yeah some filters would be good steve. Id also like to see a time/backlinks graph so webmasters can see how thier link building is progressing over time.

Also an option to display only one backlink per domain would be nice. Iv noticed that sometimes i have pages and pages of backlinks being displayed if its a link in one of my forum sigs.

Perhaps also display the anchor text used in that link.

Some work needs to be done on this tool, But it's definately a great start and it's nice to see that Google evidently listen to webmasters and what they want.  



Posted by Blogger Ashok @ Sunday, 04 March, 2007

Good Site & information is too good give more ideas to earn.  



Posted by Anonymous Anonymous @ Tuesday, 15 May, 2007

Nice information. I'll definitely keep it in mind with my SEO strategies!

--Bear from Music-Universe.org  



Posted by Blogger meriweather @ Thursday, 17 May, 2007

I'll be! I completely missed that one and it was right there all along. Thanks for the tip & great blog - I'll be baaack...
Doc  



Posted by Anonymous Anonymous @ Monday, 08 December, 2008

thx i forgot google had these tools, turns out they're easy to use, too  



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