Software that pull all site's backlinks URL into a text file?

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frenchboy

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When you use seo for firefox you can find all of one sites backlinks. Also using that query on yahoo:

linkdomain:domainxxx.com -site:domainxxx.com

Any program that does that? Or can someone code something for me that would pull all of them in a text file becasue for sites that have 10000 backlinks or more its kinda long.

 

WickednDivine

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• Apr 22, 2009

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yahoo has a little link that exports the results to TSV (tab seperated values)...what's wrong with that? I guess it only does the first 1000 results, though.

 

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frenchboy

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I cant find it that button.

Edit: I found it on this site http://www.searchenginejournal.com/6-ways-to-export-your-backlink-data-in-excel/7693/ but it does not give me the same results has with the query that I want.

 

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iamsgf

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frenchboy said:

I cant find it that button.

Edit: I found it on this site http://www.searchenginejournal.com/6-ways-to-export-your-backlink-data-in-excel/7693/ but it does not give me the same results has with the query that I want.

Click to expand...

It is in the top right of the search results. make sure you are using the yahoo site explorer.

 

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frenchboy

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Thanks but yahoo site explorer is crap, it doesnt give me the same result as my query at all.

 

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neobyte

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• Apr 23, 2009

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you can write a php script to parse the surp result.

Or use the following command to get the serp into a local file:
wget http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=linkdomain%3Adomainxxx.com+-site%3Adomainxxx.com&ei=UTF-8&fr=moz2
save this into a local file, then just extract the link with perl or shell script. I am pretty sure you can search the web find a perl snippet to extract the link from the serp page.

I think what you are looking for is the url link that is between pattern **http%3a// and " >

 

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Mykalz

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• Apr 25, 2009

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PM me with a site example, I'll see if I can get a generic standalone (.exe) utility put together for you over the weekend. (sorry i don't current'y have Mac or Linux compilers)

 

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Mykalz

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• Apr 27, 2009

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Here ya go, this will get you up to the first 100 backlinks. I will increase the results in the future.

duncanwager(DOT)com/SWP/BGT.zip

Please let me know of any problems with it

If you like and want to incentivise to keep working on it (finish it quicker) or create other custom schtuff, please consider dropping a few coins in the cookie jar. There's a link to my payp account in the readMe file.

Thanks & enjoy!
Michael

 

the_demon

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FIX: you misspelled your link

Corrected Version

Code:

www.duncanwagner.com/SWP/BGT.zip

 

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Mykalz

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• Apr 27, 2009

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thanks had to redo it 'll it let me post (too new to post links yet) I guess frustration wins!

sorry 'bout the mess up