How do you find backlicks for a certain keyword

Let's suppose someone is building your backlink campaign on their private blog network. The anchor text (or keyword to rank) you gave them is "How do I" and your url link is www dot example dot com. Therefore how do you see if google is indexing and backlinking using this anchor text and the url given only? I already tried findng them on google and market samurai but had no luck finding them.

 

Try this:
site:linkingsite.com + inanchor:'How do I'

 

Can I use?
link:abc.com +inanchor:'Keywords'
to find out the backlinks

 

Thanks for the reply.
but, It's not working. you can check.

 

yes the code doesn,t work is their any other to find out this...

 

I have never tried this....

 

you can use backlink watch dot com

 

get comp links to get it done

 

backlinkwatch dot com works perfectly and makes exactly what you want

 

yes backlink watch is a good one. I am also using Market Samurai which is a paid tool. This tool really helps to find the backlinks based on keywords..

 

Their is several backlinks checker tool available that show backlinks with anchor text . Use backlinkwatch are a software called seo spyglass . to check you backlibnks and you will find your anchor text also

 

Yes you can check through backlinkwatch dot com. It will show your backlink along with your keyword. Also whether is it do follow or not.

 

That code is not working. That code is just to know if the site is indexed or not. Nothing else.

 

Here is an example of the query:
site:wikipedia.org + inanchor:'how do i'
http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy&...=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=880bd2161016ed04

This will give a list of all pages on wikipedia that have the text 'how do i' within anchor text on the site.

So if you want to check if a site is linking to you with 'how do i' then just switch out 'wikipedia.org' with the site in question.

 

I usually keep this to myself, but this is one of my best tools
geeklad.com/ultimate-dofollow-search-engine

 

i think backlinkwatch is one of the better ones

 

What does that suppose to mean?