Nick Sarah and I spent the latter half of last week on Sand Hill Road pitching VCs

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Out the tool yourself. QUICK WARNING: We haven't exposed this much Linkscape data to so many people in the past, so things may slow down a bit. If you're finding the tool takes a few minutes to run, don't panic - the web is really, really big, so it's a bit complex to run data calculations like thisI'm a fairly tough critic, but I have to say that every time I've used this tool myself or shown it off in the last few weeks, people have been incredibly impressed.

And I can honestly say that even they were really, rea jordan mobile phone numbers database lly amazed by how high quality and useful the results are. Link building is, according to most SEOs, the hardest task we collectively engage in. I think the work here from Nick (built on the backbone of Linkscape that he and Ben developed) is finally making that process an order of magnitude more do-able.


P.s. I'd like to call out some of the other tools on the web which also leverage the concepts of link intersection. While I'm a personal fan of this one, there are some other good resources for those seeking link co-occurrence. The first tool of this variety used link data from a number of search engines back in the 1990's (I believe it was operated under WebsiteGarage which shut down in 2002). Jim Boykin's WeBuildPages also featured a free tool that used Yahoo! link data (now available under their Ninjas program), as did the software package WebCEO (though it appears to no longer be included).