Authority, links and domains
A strip shows authority score, total backlinks, referring domains (the other sites that link to you) and the follow versus nofollow split.
Someone may already link to you, and you would not know. Backlink analytics lists those links, the words they use, your authority score and the referring domains you gained or lost.
Cost: 17 credits per backlink overview. A credit is one cent of usage, not an ad credit or phone minutes. Plans from $9 a month, see prices.Open Backlink analytics and load your domain, or paste up to 100 domains when you want to compare authority scores.
Lists your backlinks, the other sites that link to you, the anchor text they use, and which referring domains are new or lost.
A plain view of who links to you, how that compares with competitors, and whether those links sit on many sites or a few.
A strip shows authority score, total backlinks, referring domains (the other sites that link to you) and the follow versus nofollow split.
Top anchors lists the visible text of each link, with how many domains and how many links use that phrase.
Charts show the monthly backlink trend, the referring domain trend, and new versus lost referring domains.

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You run a food truck in Sacramento and a local magazine wrote about Friday service.
You load backlinks and look for that magazine under referring domains.
The anchors tab shows the words they used in the link.
If the magazine is missing, you know to ask for the link instead of assuming it is there.
You are a therapist in Seattle and you are listed on two directories.
You open the backlinks table and check whether those directories link to your site.
The overview splits links marked follow from links marked nofollow.
You export the table when you want a copy for the person who edits your site.
You write comparison posts and you want the kinds of links competitors already have.
You open the competitors tab and see who links to them.
Then you paste up to 100 of those domains into bulk authority and check the scores.
You leave with sites to contact, taken from the table.
A backlink is a link from another website to yours. Referring domains are the separate sites those links come from. Anchor text is the words people see in the link.
It is the authority score, also labeled Rank, a single number for how strong the site looks from its links. Bulk check runs that score for up to 100 domains.
The overview splits your links into follow and nofollow. Open the backlinks tab to see that mark on each link, with the source page and the anchor.
No. It runs when you click Load backlinks data, and the cost is shown on the button before the check starts.