Search results

Wouldn't mind if I do.

Would not recommend Here's what Google says about this:

Over-delivered even. Thanks. Got 200+ new subs

haha, you are a bane of my existence as a marketing manager for this product :D can't do anything until we get windows version or web version which I always insist on.

Hey, that's awesome, we're actually working on a product for strategic planning – roadmap-planner.io check it out if you have a minute. It's only available on MacOS though (more platforms are coming soon) any feedback is appreciated

Don't mind if I do cheers http://reddit.com/r/strategicplanning

doesn't look like there are problems with keywords or links, pretty sure you can fix it by auditing their on-page factors

Hey man. You need to open the main table, then right click anywhere on that table. A menu will open, in that menu go to Current table > Outgoing External links Here's s screenshot:

was going to write a similar comment :D

UPD: the program I used was updated and it looks different now. Crawling parameters were moved to the sidebar. I hope it won't be a problem.

Try that regex exclusion thing. It should help.

No, moderators will see that your link is affiliate or irrelevant and will take it down,

Pretty much. You use it to crawl a website and see if there are any 404 external links. Then you check where that link is coming from and where is it supposed to lead. For example, if it's from an article about bikes and links to another article where it says that Ducati 1199 has a top speed of...

That's weird. Did you try sorting by status before exporting to see if it works in the program? I think after I export it, the ones that have error status end up with empty cells in status codes. Try running the list through Checker software and see if it displays status codes correctly. I...

you're probably doing something different from what I did. Can you explain a bit more what problem you're facing? I used to have an intial list of external links too big, asked their support and they showed me how to use RegEx filter to remove domains that are 100% not drops, like wikimedia...

Thanks. Make sure to check out this post I submitted Yesterday. https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/method-broken-link-building-and-finding-dropped-domains-with-good-authority.1016947/ I explain there how I got these links, so you can find links more relevant to your niche.

No, I don't think so. It either crawls an entire website, so one by one, or a list of urls, but to get the list of URLs you need to crawl the website

When did the amount of content become relevant again? What if you have 10 pages with 500 words each in SERP, is that an easy keyword to rank for? What if those top-10 pages have 4000 referring domains each?

I recently dumped a file with 2,600 404 links on Wikipedia and another one with 190 Dropped Domains. Here's how you can find 404 links or drops relevant to your niche. 1. Get a list of authoritative websites from your niche and a list of relevant Wikipedia articles. 2. Download Netpeak Spider...

No. It means that this domain is not taken according to whois service.