Dynamic Link Data Search and Link Filter Slices
Dynamic Link Data Search and Link Filter Slices
LinkResearchTools® always tries to answer any question about links, and fast.
Complex questions about links e.g. entitle searches for anchor text, URL patterns and of course combination of metrics.
One major feature of LinkResearchTools is the capability to let you perform dynamic and fast searches on link data and link metrics. Until today no competitor has matched up with this feature and force you to scroll manually thru long lists on the page, export to Excel and search in there.
What is Dynamic Link Data Search?
Simply put - you can combine any type of search arguments together. And you can extend that to regular expressions also, if you fancy that.
An example will give you the idea.
The below search is a list of links that have “Christoph” in the anchor-text and an LRT Power*Trust™ of 5 or higher.
That search could easily be extended to only show FOLLOW links only, and then we could contact the webmaster and ask to change that link to our brand name for example.
What are Link Filter Slices?
Filter slices allow you to save the above search for later reuse.
LinkResearchTools also provide some “built-in” predefined filters.
This means Link Filter slices allow you to load a set of filter-criteria and apply it to the link detail table with just one click.
Why is Dynamic Link Data Search so helpful?
It’s obvious - finding exactly those links you need saves you time and is convenient.
Why do I need Filter Slices?
Filter Slices save you time.
In many of our tools there are predefined filter slices simply called ‘Bad Links’ and ‘Good Links’, which give you an instant idea about link quality.
Or for example Link Detox (DTOX) has a predefined Filter Slice called ‘Without No Follow Links’, with one click you can see all the Follow links that your domain has.
If you work in a team or agency you might decide to create a Link Detox Filter Slice called ‘Links with High DTOXRISK and Money Keywords’. You could then assign a team member to review these risky links using this Filter Slice.
TL;DR
If you want to see only certain kinds of links you can quickly filter the data to only show those.
You can combine any number of filters to meet your needs, text search, range, enumerations filters and even non-connecting ranges like (1-5 OR 9-10).
You can then store the set of links as Link Filter Slices for later lookup.
More examples for Dynamic Link Data Search and Link Filter Slices
Show all disavowed follow inbound links with the anchor text “link research tools” or “linkresearchtools” by combining the queries for anchor text with a logical OR and setting the link status filter dropdown to “FOLLOW / Disavowed”.
Show all inbound links with a specific word fragment at the end of the link text, e.g., “tools”
Further Reading
Case Studies where the predefined ‘Good Links’ Filter Slice is used to find link opportunities:
https://www.linkresearchtools.com/case-studies/how-to-improve-your-backlinks/
https://www.linkresearchtools.com/case-studies/link-building-ideas-from-competitors/
https://www.linkresearchtools.com/case-studies/footprints-link-building-opportunities/
https://www.linkresearchtools.com/case-studies/finding-link-opportunities/
Filter Slices saves you time!
Other unique LRT Technologies you might be interested in
- LRT Power*Trust™ - the Google PageRank replacement
- Link Data Aggregation - combined, re-crawled and verified link data from 25 sources.
- Dynamic Link Data Search and Link Filter Slices - be efficient
- Link Velocity and Link Velocity Trends - understand link growth with data
- Link Detox Risk (DTOXRISK®) - scoring links fast to help your Link Risk Management
- TitleRank™ - the Penguin Cure Metric
- Link Detox Tune (DTOXTUNE®) - tune your Link Detox algorithm
- Link Detox Genesis® - machine learning algorithm powering Link Detox®
- Keyword Intelligence - Keyword classification to improve the accuracy of your reports
