Possibility to see which domain carries contribute the most links?
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Dear,
From the linkexplorer tool, you can see:
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Total links
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Linking Root Domains
Is it possible to see which domain(s) have the MOST links pointing to the website you are exploring (the URL typed in)?
Thanks.
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Also look in all of the tabs for different views of information, and at the advanced export tabs. There are lots of ways to slice and dice the data.
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You can use OSE (OpenSiteExplorer) and type in the url of a competitor. That will give you the breakdown of links to that site, how many, and where they come from along with a ton of measurable data.
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