Can I view ALL competitor's backlinks on Ahrefs?

[seamate]

I just wanted to know if it's possible to view, export or download all the backlinks pointing to a site on Ahrefs paid account.
Thank you.

And please, mods, kindly move this thread to the appropriate forum if it's in the wrong forum.

 

[Backlinked]

Not necessarily, if they have ahrefs blocked on their PBN, you won't be able to.

Additionally, ahrefs isn't capable of seeing all the backlinks, neither are other tools.

I suggest using Moz + ahrefs + majestic + search console (ALL together) to see most links of a website.

Cheerios,

 

[seamate]

Not necessarily, if they have ahrefs blocked on their PBN, you won't be able to.

Additionally, ahrefs isn't capable of seeing all the backlinks, neither are other tools.

I suggest using Moz + ahrefs + majestic + search console (ALL together) to see most links of a website.

Cheerios,

Thanks for the reply. But how can I use search console to see links of sites I don't own? Is there something I'm missing?

 

[terrycody]

Most cases, you can see 90% of their links, but if they intentionally hidden some PBN links, you can't see then. But by using some "not that popular" tools like similarsites, serpstats, seoprofiler, and manually googled their naked "homepage URL", you may lucky to find some PBN links.

 

[seamate]

Most cases, you can see 90% of their links, but if they intentionally hidden some PBN links, you can't see then. But by using some "not that popular" tools like similarsites, serpstats, seoprofiler, and manually googled their naked "homepage URL", you may lucky to find some PBN links.

Nice one bro. I just wanted to know what I'll be getting before going for a paid account at Ahrefs. I'm thinking of their $7 a week trial, and hoping I'd be able to download most of my competitor's backlinks, which is the major reason I need an account in the first place.

 

[goddonsmith]

Not necessarily, if they have ahrefs blocked on their PBN, you won't be able to.

Additionally, ahrefs isn't capable of seeing all the backlinks, neither are other tools.

I suggest using Moz + ahrefs + majestic + search console (ALL together) to see most links of a website.

Cheerios,

I was curious about knowing this

 

[WebMath SEO]

Mate,

Yes. Once the backlinks get indexed with search engine. It will pull ans show you. It is working depends on integration with webmasters. Then you can view your competitors backlinks.

 

[terrycody]

Nice one bro. I just wanted to know what I'll be getting before going for a paid account at Ahrefs. I'm thinking of their $7 a week trial, and hoping I'd be able to download most of my competitor's backlinks, which is the major reason I need an account in the first place.

Yes, by using that trial account, you can literally extract nearly 99% of their backlinks (if not 100% only when they are using hidden PBN links), 100% of their ranking keywords list, etc many other useful data, especially when the site is big enough (data will be more accurate when your competitor site is big, because google will crawl more often and regard it more seriously)

In a week, I think you can get more than enough date about any competitors, nowadays Ahref is becoming a must have tool by IMer, though its expensive. You can reduce the cost by purchasing "seo group buy services", but for just using some times, trial account is enough.

 

[seamate]

You can reduce the cost by purchasing "seo group buy services", but for just using some times, trial account is enough.

Thank you terrycody. I think I should google "seo group buy services" to learn more about that. I really appreciate your advice.

 

[mickyfu]

Ahrefs is the best for checking backlinks. Most others will only show part of what Ahrefs shows. If you want a few Ahrefs reports running off, I'll do a few for you.

 

[seamate]

If you want a few Ahrefs reports running off, I'll do a few for you. That's very thoughtful of you bro. Thank you

 

[mickyfu]

If you do, just PM me an email to send them too. I'm doing nothing at the moment, so could send them over within minutes.