LINK ANALYSIS
Backlink CSV Analyzer
Backlink exports are long lists of URLs. The useful questions are simpler: how many sites link to you, to which pages, with what words, and is it growing? This analyzer answers them from any export with a linking-page column.
- Runs in your browser
- Nothing you paste is uploaded
- Free, no sign-up
- CheckReferring domains and links per domain
- CheckMost linked pages
- Checknofollow, sponsored and ugc links
- CheckNew links per month
Free
no sign-up, no usage limit
0 uploads
what you paste stays on your device
5 checks
what the tool looks at
Offline
works once the page has loaded
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HOW IT WORKS
How to use the Backlink CSV Analyzer
A backlink export (Search Console Links or any backlink tool) with the linking page URL.
Export links from Search Console or your backlink tool as CSV.
Paste it with your main keyword and brand names.
Check which domains and pages carry your links.
WHAT IT CHECKS
What it looks at, and how to read it.
Referring domains, top targets, nofollow count, new links per month and the anchor mix.
What it checks
- Referring domains and links per domain
- Most linked pages
- nofollow, sponsored and ugc links
- New links per month
- Anchor mix
How to read the results
- Referring domains matter more than raw link counts.
- Most links pointing at the homepage means inner pages have little support.
The concepts behind it, in the SEO glossary: Backlink.
GOOD TO KNOW
Common mistakes, an example and the limits.
Common mistakes
- Counting site-wide footer links as many links.
- Panicking over spammy links Google already ignores.
A worked example
A store’s 2,300 links come from 140 domains, and 70% point at the homepage, so new content campaigns target product guides.
Limitations
- Your export is read in your browser and never uploaded.
- Shows what the export contains; every tool finds a different subset of the web’s links.
FAQ
Questions about the Backlink CSV Analyzer
Straight answers about what it does and where its limits are.
Which columns are needed?
The URL of the linking page. Target URL, anchor, rel and first-seen date add more analysis.
Does it check whether links still exist?
No; it analyses the export. Use the Bulk HTTP Status Checker on linking pages to test them.
Monitor backlinks and referring domains over time.
Free tools check one thing at a time. The NdovuSEOLabs platform connects your own Search Console, analytics and server logs, and keeps checking every page.