Backlink Profile Analyzer

Paste a backlink CSV exported from Search Console, Ahrefs, Semrush or Moz to get unique referring domains, dofollow share, anchor classification, TLD distribution, top-10 concentration and rule-based suspicion signals.

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How the result is calculated

The header is detected automatically (source, anchor, rel/type) or a list without a header is treated as url, anchor, rel. The registered domain is extracted (with two-level suffixes such as co.uk and com.sa) and unique domains and the dofollow share (not nofollow/ugc/sponsored) are computed. Anchors are classified: exact keyword, partial (contains it), brand, naked URL, generic (click here…), image (empty) or other. Signals: more than 30% exact anchors, one domain above 30%, a high share of unusual TLDs, or very few domains.

Limits: “Suspicion” is a rule-based signal, not a verdict: a healthy profile may trip it. It does not measure domain authority and fetches no live data. Column detection uses common English names (order columns manually if yours differ). The two-level suffix list is partial. Google says disavow is rarely needed.

FAQ

Which file should I use?

The links export from Search Console (More → Links) or any tool that exports CSV.

Should I use disavow?

Rarely; Google says it is not usually needed.

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