Lost Links Details
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Could you please guide me. Where can I view lost back links details in this tool [opensiteexplorer.org/]
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thanks Marcus
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You can't get details in OpenSiteExplorer.
Ahrefs gives you this feature, you can get new/lost links by daily. Even free accounts can check it, but with queries limitation.
You can see the image in attach.
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Hey, ahrefs is a little better for this. Hope that helps. Marcus
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