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How to check total backlink in moz

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Poojath last edited by

how to check total backlink in moz
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Sean_Peerenboom last edited by

Hi There,

So Leonie is correct that Open Site Explorer is the best way to check your backlink profile. As a bit of an addendum you can find an amazing rundown of OSE in our help hub at: http://moz.com/help/guides/research-tools/open-site-explorer.

This should give you a feel for if OSE is right for you, and if you have any questions on it please feel free to let me know or write into help@moz.com.

Hopefully this helps and have an amazing day!
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Leonie-Kramer last edited by

Hi,

In Open site explorer you can check your backlink profile and lots more about linking.
https://moz.com/researchtools/ose
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