Linkody just got enhanced with a new set of key metrics to help you asses your backlinks’ value even better. A new column displays the number of social shares for each of your backlinks. This number is the sum of Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and LinkedIn shares.
The last live date tells you the last time the link’s status was OK. Links that were never live in the first place, like prospect links for instance don’t have this date of course. Links that were already in error when this feature was released (18 Dec. 2013) don’t have this information either.
Let’s see a few cases where the last live date is very useful: Continue reading
Linkody can notify you when a link you’re expecting from a specific page gets live. This short guide explains what there is to know about this feature. Continue reading
After receiving numerous requests from our customers we realized that this feature is a must! Now you can manage your paid links and avoid spending more than you should. Linkody will update you 24/7 and make sure that the cost of the paid links doesn’t exceed your budget.
You can now associate a cost to each link and a budget to each site. Linkody shows you how much you are spending per site compared to the allocated budget. This short guide explains how to use this feature and keep track of how costly your paid links are:
Anchor text distribution can kill your rankings if done incorrectly.
Not monitoring the anchor tags can cost you all your organic traffic.
So, are you sure you want to risk it?
These days you can get the penalty for a lot of things, but most commonly it’s for – Over Optimized Anchor Text.
In fact, this is one of the top-3 reasons why SEO experts suggest to disavow backlinks.
At one point a backlink on your “money keyword” was a good thing for SEO, but now it is something that requires careful planning and attention.
Which means that there should be a way of optimizing your anchor text and avoiding a penalty at the same time.
Well, that’s what this post is all about:
