The Strongest Sub Pages tool helps you to find the strongest subpages of a site to get a link on.

What You Will Get

The Strongest Subpages Tool (SSPT) browses the subpages of a domain that are indexed in Google and lists the most powerful. The tool helps you understand which sites are the best for getting a link. Currently we show up to 1000 subpages in the reports, but usually the first 10 or 20 strongest are sufficient.

Your Advantage

With the SSPT you can find the top subpages indexed in Google. This helps you to pick the pages that are best suited for building a link. So why are they the best? Let’s see. The tool shows you the pages that are the strongest – pages that can be seen as “trusted” because they have good content and lots of other people link to them. The results also give you an impression of the site structure and you can see which pages are the most popular on a domain.

What the Strongest Sub Pages Tool is about

In the video below Christoph C. Cemper the creator of the Link Research Tools explains how the SSPT works

Example SSPT reports

Nike.com

Have a look at an example of a Strongest Subpages Tool Report for nike.com. The result URLs are already ranked by their strength. We provide you with the titles of the subpages and next to the titles the strength of a page is shown. The first URL shown in the picture (http://www.nike.com/nikeos/p/nike/en_US/) has a strength of 53646 followed by the second strongest page with 34446. Since Nike is one of the top players in the clothing market, many subpages have a very high strength value. Less popular sites will show lower values. The strength is also related to the size and the popularity of a website. We would advise you to look at the strongest 20 pages of a domain and check if it’s possible to get a link there. In certain cases you will have to look at more pages to find a good source for linking.

Linkresearchtools.com

Here is another example for a SSPT report – have a look at the strongest subpages of Linkresearchtools.com. The most powerful page is the home page with a strength of 111, then come the posts about the SES Chicago release and the beta test winners and the products overview page, all with a strength of 29. Now you can compare the strength values of the Nike.com’s subpages with the ones of Linkresearchtools.com and you see that there’s a huge difference – Nike.com’s pages are much more popular and therefore stronger.

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