How to check backlink of my blog?

[chrisnoblet3]

Tools you can use to check backlinks for your WordPress and Blogspot blogs:

Majestic: This tool offers a comprehensive backlink analysis, focusing on metrics like Trust Flow and Citation Flow to assess link quality.

Ubersuggest: Created by Neil Patel, Ubersuggest provides backlink data along with keyword suggestions and traffic analysis, making it a versatile tool for SEO.

SpyFu: While primarily known for competitor analysis, SpyFu also allows you to check backlink profiles and understand where your competitors are getting their links.

Linkody: This tool tracks your backlinks in real-time and provides notifications if you lose or gain links, helping you maintain a healthy link profile.

BuzzSumo: Although it's mainly used for content analysis, BuzzSumo can also show you backlinks to specific articles, giving insights into what content attracts links.

Serpstat: This all-in-one SEO platform includes backlink analysis features, allowing you to monitor your link-building efforts and analyze competitors.

SEO SpyGlass: Part of the SEO PowerSuite, this tool offers a detailed analysis of backlinks, including anchor text distribution and link strength.

[sanvigour]

To check the backlinks of your blog, you can use tools like:

Ahrefs: It provides a detailed backlink analysis, showing the quantity and quality of backlinks pointing to your blog.
Google Search Console: Offers insights into the backlinks Google has detected for your website.
Moz Link Explorer: Another great tool for checking the backlinks and domain authority of your blog.
Ubersuggest: Offers a free backlink checker with useful insights on referring domains.
Simply enter your blog URL into any of these tools to get a list of backlinks pointing to your site.

[onespyapp04]

To check backlinks for your blog:

Use SEO Tools: Platforms like Ahrefs, SEMRush, Moz, or Ubersuggest provide detailed backlink analysis.
Free Tools: Use Google Search Console to view backlinks under the "Links" section.
Online Checkers: Try free tools like Backlink Checker by SmallSEOTools or Neil Patel's Backlink Analyzer.
Manual Check: Search link:yourdomain.com on search engines (less effective).
These methods reveal who links to your blog and the quality of those links.