Is there a way to check for a backlink at specfic site or domain?

[Phil in Abbeville]

Just like the title of the thread says.
I have quite a few backlinks for other sites. Problem is, I have a hard time checking if the other site has dropped my link.
Is there a way (Google or otherwise) to check if a link is at a certain site?
Or better yet, is thee some kind of "backlink management tool" that's available?

[crimson_river]

try www.backlinkwatch.com/ for for backlink and also you can cehach manually with different SE, here are some link for the code:

Google

http://websearch.about.com/library/c...cheatsheet.htm
Yahoo
http://websearch.about.com/library/c...cheatsheet.htm

[MayumiChan]

You try the SEopen toolbar you can check there your backlinks from the 3 major search engine...

[Kryvast]

Originally Posted by Phil in Abbeville

Just like the title of the thread says.
I have quite a few backlinks for other sites. Problem is, I have a hard time checking if the other site has dropped my link.
Is there a way (Google or otherwise) to check if a link is at a certain site?
Or better yet, is thee some kind of "backlink management tool" that's available?

What you're looking for is a link exchange manager http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&r...er&btnG=Search

Most of them have the feature that Automatically checks link sites to ensure they still link back to you but I'm not suggesting you use such program, you can do it manually just create a list of your link exchange partner and check them twice a month if you're still on their link page, Don't run a website with tons of link exchange partner at some point Google have devalued such type of links and wouldn't help you that much at all.

[microvps]

Use operator Link:yourdomain.com to get more information about backlinks in google.

[Phil in Abbeville]

Thanks.
I'm sure I'll be able to use at least one of theses.
I guess the most effective way would be to just create a list as I make these link exchanges, especially for the 3-way ones.
But like everything, that's easier said than done.
I'm really surprised at the number of sites that have dropped my link after a short time. I hate to add something in my correspondences telling them I check on my backlinks and will drop them if they drop me, but it looks like I'll have to start doing that.
Thanks again!

[Phil in Abbeville]

Originally Posted by crimson_river

try www.backlinkwatch.com/ for for backlink and also you can cehach manually with different SE, here are some link for the code:

Google

http://websearch.about.com/library/c...cheatsheet.htm
Yahoo
http://websearch.about.com/library/c...cheatsheet.htm

Hey! Just noticed that this tool --www.backlink.com will let you know if it's a no follow link.
That helps.

[poksa]

its much better to check up your backlinks on Yahoo...Google and MSN seems giving you results that is way too far to your expectations...

[micoblanco]

Originally Posted by Phil in Abbeville

Just like the title of the thread says.
I have quite a few backlinks for other sites. Problem is, I have a hard time checking if the other site has dropped my link.
Is there a way (Google or otherwise) to check if a link is at a certain site?
Or better yet, is thee some kind of "backlink management tool" that's available?

You can try the following:

BacklinkWatch
Domain-Pop
Marketleap

[heatman07]

type link:domain.com in yahoo it provides most of the backlinks including the no follow.

[LailaScott]

Originally Posted by heatman07

type link:domain.com in yahoo it provides most of the backlinks including the no follow.

this is the best way to check backlinks on search engines... but if you're still not satisfied, you can use this tool: http://www.analyzebacklinks.com/.

[Phil in Abbeville]

Can anyone tell me why when I use the link:www.mysite.com it lists hardly any backlinks?
When I use the "External Links" report in Google Analytics I get considerably more backlinks listed.
Can anyone tell me why?

[shakir]

checke it on http://www.seologs.com/seo-tools.html also down load rank checker from seobook.com its a desktop application gives all rank

[Phil in Abbeville]

Originally Posted by shakir

checke it on http://www.seologs.com/seo-tools.html also down load rank checker from seobook.com its a desktop application gives all rank

Now that one's a good one!
I think that is the first backlink tool .....including Google that list many of the directories I've listed to.
Even DMOZ! I can't recall another tool.......including Google... that includes DMOZ.

Thanks Shakir.