SEO-PODCAST PL – Link profile analysis and low quality link disclaimer – step by step guide

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How often do you analyze your own domain's link profile? And how often do you analyze your competitors' links? Do you do it once a month, once a quarter, or maybe not at all? And if you analyze it periodically, what tools do you use? What are your guidelines when grouping linking sources into better and worse ones? In the second practical episode of the SEO Podcast, I uk business email database free present you three programs for analyzing positioning links: Ahrefs, Majestic and SEO SpyGlass - the most commonly used and most popular tools among SEO specialists. I will also explain to you how to generate a list of URLs to disavow in Google Disavow - a Google service where you can report individual external links or entire domains that you consider negative and unnecessary in your link profile.

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Hey, in the second practical episode of the SEO Podcast I would like to go a step further and show you how you should analyze your domain's link profile. It is worth doing this at every stage - both when searching for a new domain for your website, and when using the current one that directs to your website or online store.



I will present you with three tools that will help us analyze the link profile, and I will also show you how to prepare a text file with a list of low-quality websites linking to your website, or selected, individual external links. You will learn how to automate this process and how to report negative links in the Google Disavow tool.

So let's get down to cleaning up our domain's link profile, let's get to work!

Analyzing the link profile in Ahrefs and preparing the link file

In the previous episode, I showed you how to analyze the link profile of our domain for free using Ahrefs' Backlink Checker. If you missed that episode, come back to it in a moment. Now I want to show you a more professional way, using the paid version of Ahrefs.