Did you know that you can combine data in a single query? No!, read on… You see, if you think of a website, it can normally response on http://www.mydomain.com and/or http://mydomian.com. If you have done your server-side SEO only one of them will response with code 200 and the other will 301 redirect.
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Get the Full Link profile
Now, in order to get a full view of the total link profile in one report etc. you can combine the data like that:
http://sitexploration.com/ combine:{http://www.sitexploration.com/}
Very powerful!
You can go further and a yet another subdomain – yep, www is a subdomain!
http://sitexploration.com/ combine:{http://www.sitexploration.com/,http://seo.sitexploration.com/}
Woha!! – nice way to hide your linkbuilding 😉
Try to generate a PageReport and you will see how the inbound links are going to which page and/or redirects. But we are not done yet!
Running a SEO campaign
Say you are running a seo campaign and wants to rank for that keyword 😉, well first look at what the other guys are doing. Go into Google, type SEO and take the top 3 domains. Add the into your query like this:
http://www.online-results.dk/ combine:{http://www.henrik-bondtofte.dk/,http://www.seotext.dk/} [*seo*]
Note the littel [*seo*] – this tells Sitexploration that we only care about links the has a anchor text where the word SEO is present.
Save this query in your monitors. Go into domian compare, select you own domain as Domain A and select you new Query as Domain B – go the data tab, and select Domain B only…
Wolla – I can fly!!
Now you got yourself a nice clean domain list to look at, if you want to rank for SEO – do the same or similar, because Google already love this otherwise they would not be on page one! Therefore do what this avid fan dose – crack there algorithm and make a ton of money 🙂
See you on top of Google!
NB:Read more about the combine feature in Danish