Finding My Link on Another Site

Sleepy_Sentry

Mar 25th 2007, 11:30 am

Is there a tool out there that will scan a site for a link to your own site?

This site is sending me some traffic and I want to see where they linked to me:
http://winentrance.com/

The site is so large I can't find it.

messa

Mar 25th 2007, 12:45 pm

Hi,

Don't you see that page that's sending the traffic in your stats program.

There are some good programs for this but most have to be payed for.

d16man

Mar 25th 2007, 6:44 pm

Is there a tool out there that will scan a site for a link to your own site?

This site is sending me some traffic and I want to see where they linked to me:
http://winentrance.com/

The site is so large I can't find it.

I know the feeling...I have some sites listed in Awstats, and when I go there I can never find the link to my site...at least be glad you are getting links.:D

WunschShrek

Mar 25th 2007, 9:05 pm

sometimes they will be hotlinking an image of yours, i have a fashion website with tons of hotlinked images, and a lot of my stats is full of them.

Jean-Luc

Mar 26th 2007, 10:04 am

I know the feeling...I have some sites listed in Awstats, and when I go there I can never find the link to my site...at least be glad you are getting links.:DIf you have access to your AWStats config file, you can change the URLReferrerWithQuery directive (default=0, query not included):

URLReferrerWithQuery=1

Then, you get the complete URL in your list of referrers and the problem is gone.

Jean-Luc

kenoornet

Mar 26th 2007, 10:26 am

Search on search engine such as" reciprocal link checker tool" you will get best tool, which make your work easy.

carboncat

Mar 27th 2007, 8:42 am

maybe I'm missing something, but you can do a search for backlinks using advanced search on google or yahoo (or MSN?). For example, for google, go to advanced search, and choose "pages that link to the site [your site]"
or you can just type
link: http://www.yoursite.com

Gazgolter

Mar 27th 2007, 9:18 am

Here is the Tool you are looking for: tools.seobook.com/general/link-check/

boyponga

Mar 27th 2007, 9:45 am

maybe I'm missing something, but you can do a search for backlinks using advanced search on google or yahoo (or MSN?). For example, for google, go to advanced search, and choose "pages that link to the site [your site]"
or you can just type
link: http://www.yoursite.com

Good point, but there is a better way to find the sites linked to you in one site only.

www.submitexpress.com/linkpop

Lukas

Mar 30th 2007, 9:28 am

gatzgoter,

that is a good tool but you need to know the sub-url for it to work.
you cannot use www.domain.com . you must know the interior page like "www.domain.com/resources.html"