Backlink Profiler:
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Get a list of Backlinks to one domain or specific website of your choice, evaluate those links and find out what the Anchortext of each link is.

Overview

The Backlink Profiler (BLP, formerly BATT) finds back links from different data sources and tells you all kinds of information about them. We double-check all those links to see if they still exist. The information we give you ranges from the link status (follow, nofollow, offline, etc.) to different page and domain SEO metrics, like our own CEMPER Juice™ indicator to the number of backlinks from .edu-domains, domain registration info or SEO metrics from partners like SEMRush, SEOmoz and Majestic.

Besides crawling this data, we also help you analyzing it. For that we created our Link Profiles and several pre-defined queries to our data table. We also believe in openness and know that you probably know ways how to analyze the report data we didn’t think about, which is why you can always download every report as a CSV file, even after your subscription has expired!

A Visual Guide to the BLP

Come and see what the BLP can do for you

We took a celebrity website as an example and show you some of the results in the following.

Check what kind of sites your back links are

As well as the other reports, the BLP (formerly BATT) provides you with a bar chart to analyze the results. But each report has to be viewed in its very own perspective. Taking the charts for the BLP, you can e.g. assess the results respectively the back links according to their types, e.g. a back link from a web directory has a completely different worth than a back link from a news site.

See what anchor texts are used

Go into more detail and check the back links for important characteristics such as what anchor texts are used. As usual, you can save every single part of the detail as a CSV file.

The details table provides you with all there is to know at once

As usual, the details table is where the rest of all your wishes will be fullfilled. Either use it to look at all the data at once or sort and filter to find each single part of information you are looking for.