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So after doing some research, Google and other major search engines still consider backlinks “votes” for a specific page. Pages with a high number of backlinks tend to have high organic search engine rankings. So this is another important tool to view for ourselves. I currently use the free one at Ahrefs but you cannot see the full report without paying. Does anyone know of any good alternatives? Paid or free?
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RE: Backlink checkers?
There's a few if you search on google that allow you to use their backlink checker 2-3 times a day without paying. If your only dealing with one site this can be really helpful when you just want to do a quick check. Though it may be annoying when you run out of tries, sometimes that's all you need is a couple times a day. -
RE: Backlink checkers?
I have tried a lot of backlink checkers and some of my favorite are semrush, moz, and smallseotools. smallseotools is completely free where as semrish and moz are paid program with limited free services.Comment
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RE: Backlink checkers?
I now use Ahrefs domain authority checker instead just to say how many backlinks I have versus what they are. Companies charge too much money when the only thing I usually want to do is see my domain rating and backlink amount. This one is free for unlimited tries and you can check it out here:Originally posted by Nomad, post: 10297
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RE: Backlink checkers?
I have use various services from Ahrefs. I have even used Ahrefs SEO browser extension, which is completely free. However, I stopped using the browser tool bar because it slowed down the speed of the websites I visited. However, I have never tried any of its premium services.Comment
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