Number of Linking Root Domains using EXACT match anchor text
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Recently, I read an article a post here in SEOmoz blog talking about competitive backlink analysis. (http://www.seomoz.org/blog/guide-to-competitive-backlink-analysis).
Could anyone please indicate me the way to retrieve the next two metrics from the SEOmoz account?
- Number of Linking Root Domains using EXACT matct anchor text.
- Percentage of anchors with EXACT match anchor.
Thank you in advance!
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Thank you Matthew. But actually what I want to do is to find these two metrics for a given anchor text and in respect to the competitor URLs.
Is this any solution for that?
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Hi Kostas
If you go to the Link Analysis section and then "Links" you will find this info.
Another great tool for this kind of information is Ahrefs...
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