Internal Link Analysis (Site Wide)
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Hi i'm currently doing a internal link analysis for one of my clients and want to pull internal link data for the entire website. So i can look at the distribution of internal anchor text and to identify ways in which we can optimize internal linking.
I have had a look at screaming frog the trouble is, this data is only exportable one page at a time. Meaning, you can’t export an entire site “In Link” data.
The site has 200+ pages so pulling in link data for each page would take quite long!
Can anyone recommend anyways or tools which can look at the entire link profile for a website.
I have checked OSE but there's not much data because the site is relatively new.
Cheers,
RM
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High fives!
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Got it, go to bulk exports then all in links.
Cheers,
RM
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