SEO Tool to search mass URLs (for link qualification)
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Hi,
I have been using OSE and have a compiled list of backlinks to my competitor's sites.
The next step would be to go through and qualify all of these links for a link opportunities for my client's site.
To save me a lot of time, I require a tool that will search all of these pages (say 1000) for specific keywords in tags or body content.
A search query might be -
site:(URL list) intitle:directory
site:(URL list) "add site"
etc
Any ideas would be great.
Thanks.
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Hi Chris,
Did you find a tool that met your needs? It'd be great to hear about it and be able to share with others.
Thanks!
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Thankyou - ill investigate this tool.
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not a direct answer to your question, but try using the Competitive Link Finder. if finds links that more then one of your competitors have, these are more likely opportunities for a link
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Hi Chris,
Check out Scrapebox.com , I know the tools have this options. And this might help you as well http://searchengineland.com/21-link-builders-share-advanced-link-building-queries-29848
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