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How do I check how many backlinks a website has? Use Ahrefs (Site Explorer), Moz (Link Explorer), SEMrush (Backlink Analytics), or Google Search Console (your own site only). Each tool maintains its own database, so numbers vary. Focus on referring domains (unique sites) rather than total bac...

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Most “best backlink checker” articles ignore a fundamental distinction: discovery tools find and research links across the web, while verification tools confirm that specific links actually work. Pick the wrong type and you’ll waste money on features you don’t need. What is the best backl...

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What are broken backlinks and how do I find them? Broken backlinks are links pointing to your site that return errors (404, 500, 403) instead of loading your page. They pass zero SEO value. Find them by exporting your backlink list and checking each URL's status. Use Backlink Checker Pro to s...

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You don’t need to spend $100+/month to check backlinks. Ahrefs and SEMrush have massive databases and enterprise features, but for basic competitor research or link verification, free options work. The key: understanding that “backlink checking” means two different things. What are the best...

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Google Search Console shows you who links to your website. Free, straight from Google, no subscription required. The catch: it’s a sample, not a complete list. And it won’t tell you whether links are dofollow or nofollow. How do I check backlinks in Google Search Console? Open Google Search...

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