rustybrick
07-13-2004, 06:01 AM
I wanted a tool to analyze my links and the value of those links to a specific page. So I built one. I named it the Google Link Popularity Analysis Tool (http://www.rustybrick.com/link_analysis.php). This tool basically looks at all your links for a specific page (the links are determined based on the link command in Google) and analyzes them for anchor text, pagerank and more. Why Google? Well, they are the only one that offers a free API to "ethically" obtain the data. Of course that limits you to 1,000 queries per day (or 10,000 backlinks) but we are going to make a paid version that allows you to run a single report over multiple days.
The free reports show PageRank data, internal and external link counts, anchor text weights, class C IP reporting and much more.
Check out the Google Link Popularity Analysis Tool (http://www.rustybrick.com/link_analysis.php) today, please leave your comments below on the tool. Thank you.
Oh, if you have a lot of backlinks, the analysis can take a while to run. Takes about one minute per 100 links because it needs to crawl the pages you are linked on and analyze them.
The free reports show PageRank data, internal and external link counts, anchor text weights, class C IP reporting and much more.
Check out the Google Link Popularity Analysis Tool (http://www.rustybrick.com/link_analysis.php) today, please leave your comments below on the tool. Thank you.
Oh, if you have a lot of backlinks, the analysis can take a while to run. Takes about one minute per 100 links because it needs to crawl the pages you are linked on and analyze them.