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jontarbuck last edited by

Hi guys,

Trying out SEOmoz at the moment, and wondering if it has any kind of link manager I can use to keep track of the status of new and requested links?

Thanks,

Jon
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rmontanez last edited by

Jon,

For link management I use buzzstream.com. It's affordable and pretty decent. Better than using an Excel spreadsheet.
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targi42 last edited by

Hey Jon,

even with all the great tools Seomoz is offering us, I don't think there's a link manager that you've described in your question. Unfortunately not. Maybe this is something for the future? Imagine a Seomoz relationship building management tool. Oh, this would be ace.

Cheers from Germany

Sven
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