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Yahoo site Explorer is a tool by which we can find the source of competitors list.Record the source link and save them for later.

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Several members here correctly pointed at link-explorer services as starting points (, , , ). Their suggestions are useful, but the thread lacks a compact, repeatable workflow that turns raw backlink lists into real opportunities. The following is a practical, low-friction process that complements those tool recommendations and scales whether access is free or paid.

Begin by aggregating backlink exports from multiple sources, then combine and clean the files so every referring domain appears once. A simple merge + dedupe step makes later triage manageable; small command-line merges work fine for quick jobs:

# Windows
copy *.csv combined.csv

# macOS / Linux
cat *.csv > combined.csv

Export-and-merge workflows and link‑intersect techniques are a proven way to surface repeatable prospects and patterns. (Ahrefs: competitor backlink process). (ahrefs.com)

Next, triage by quality and intent: filter by domain authority, topical relevance, follow vs nofollow, anchor-text patterns and link placement (editorial vs footer/sitewide). Prioritize links that are editorial, relevant to the niche, and realistically reachable—these deliver the most value for outreach time. Use filters and authority metrics to focus outreach on the top opportunities. (Semrush: backlink filters & metrics). (semrush.com)

Outreach should be value-first and personalized (reference a specific page, suggest a concrete improvement, or offer replacement content). Templates are useful as frameworks but must be customized. Disavow or punitive actions are only for clear, harmful patterns or manual actions — handle removal first and use the disavow tool with caution per Google’s guidance. (HubSpot outreach templates) (). (blog.hubspot.com)

Notes tied to earlier posts: free interfaces often limit exports (as observed) and paid access speeds scaling (as suggested). Focus on a tight list of high-value domains first; quality beats volume.

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Member Avatar for dailyearner

i use this tool

Member Avatar for dandcouk

Alexa.com also would give you information on this. seomoz.com looks good.

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I think alexa is a good resource also.

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Member Avatar for Ramkarthick123

webconfs.com site help may help you to know the source of your competitor's link

Member Avatar for ansprinterss

I think The best tool to find the source of competitor's backlink is opensiteexplorer.org

Member Avatar for lizwright04

I agree with opensiteexplorer.org you can also compare your website's authority with your competitors, the only problem is.. limited to 1 search per day I think if you are not a Pro-member.

Member Avatar for getmused

The best tool is the paid one. The free version will not give you complete information.

Member Avatar for dailyearner

i use this tool
www.backlinkwatch.com

Member Avatar for SJaved7

Opens site explorer and backlink watch are the great tools for checking the competatior analysis.

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