Best way of seeing how many links come from individual root domain domains.
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Just wondering how best to see this - which tool to use. I'm dealing with a website with several thousand inbound links from around 100 root domains. Thanks in advance, Luke
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Hi Christy - I will check OSE and see...
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Hi Luke, has your question been resolved?
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You could try opensiteexplorer.org
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