For those of you that like to keep an eye on your backlinks and check to see if they are still where they should be, it can be a laborious task. Perhaps you have a list of links from sources which need to be checked that they are still in place or have been removed after a link audit. How can you be sure they are where they should be?
Well, it’s easy to use the SEO Spider to help do this in bulk at scale! Please note, the custom search feature outlined below is only available to licensed users. Here is a quick guide to show how this can be done:
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Step 1 – List Your URLs
Get the full list of URLs you want to check in a single txt or CSV file. Make sure you use the full URL (including http:// or https://) of the page that should contain the backlink to your site. Save this list as a .txt or .csv, or have it copied ready to be pasted.
Step 2 – Configure The Custom Source Code Filter
Open up the SEO Spider and navigate to ‘Configuration > Custom > Search’ via the top level navigation.
In the custom filter configuration window, you have several options available and I’m sure you’ll figure out what works best for you, however, my preference would be to select ‘Does Not Contain’ in the filter 1 dropdown, then enter your website URL in the text input field.