A Review of the Eye10 Backlink Monitor Tool

Introducing the Eye10 Backlink Monitor, a tool that will revolutionize the way you track and manage your website’s link profile.

With Eye10 Backlink Monitor, you’ll be able to easily keep track of your backlinks and ensure that your website’s link profile stays healthy and robust. Whether you’re an SEO professional or a website owner, it is the perfect tool for you. With its user-friendly interface and powerful features, you’ll be able to stay on top of your backlinks and take control of your website’s link profile like never before.

Before we look into what the Eye10 Backlink Monitor does and how it works, you must be sure that you need a backlink monitor and know what it is useful for. Here are some benefits of having a backlink monitor:

• Identify and remove bad backlinks that may be hurting your website’s SEO. Backlinks from low-quality or spammy websites can harm your website’s search engine rankings and earn you penalties from Google.
• Identify opportunities for building new, high-quality backlinks. This can help increase your website’s visibility and search engine rankings.
• Detect if any bad links are pointing to your website and take action to remove them. It’s possible for competitors to try to harm your website’s rankings by building bad links to your website, this is part of what is called Negative SEO.
• Measure the progress of your link-building efforts over time and make adjustments as needed.
• Identify if you have too many links from a single source and take action to diversify them. A diverse backlink profile is important for good SEO and establishing authority in your niche.

Eye10 Backlink Monitor: How it Works

This is a detailed step-by-step process of how to effectively use the Eye10 Backlink Monitor. Fortunately, it takes only a few steps to get going and the clarity of the reports makes this tool suitable for beginners and experts alike.

Step 1: Create a Group

First, select ‘Add Group’ to name a group of backlinks. This is highly important for organizing your links and for a more streamlined analysis, instead of having everything all over the place. In the image below, a group called ‘test group’ has been created for the purpose of illustrating this guide. It has 0 links but we need that to change by adding backlinks so we can monitor them.

Step 2: Add/Import Backlinks

Therefore, the second step is to add relevant backlinks to be analyzed to the group. You could choose to do this manually or by importing a document containing an existing list. If you do decide to add the links manually, the prompt will look like the image below. You can enter up to 100 URLs at once. Also, you get to add the referent link of the backlink as well as the anchor text. Once you select ‘Continue’, Eye10 generates backlink data from the information provided and that’s when things get interesting.

Step 3: Analyse Backlink Data

Each line of the results includes important information such as the source link, the referent link, and anchor text, as well as the status of the link. More on this below.

You can also generate the historical data of the backlink and, at a glance, see if the webpage is properly indexed by Google. To be clear, indexing refers to the process by which Google crawls and stores information about webpages on the internet. When a webpage is indexed by Google, it becomes part of Google’s database and is eligible to be shown in search results.

However, that is just the beginning. The real information lies in the filter button, where you can see the color-coded classification of the status of each link provided.

A green ‘follow’ status means that the link is active and properly indexed by Google.

On the other hand, pages with a yellow status are not indexed by Google. This is most likely due to a webmaster enabling a nofollow tag for that particular webpage, and sometimes it is done intentionally.

Basically, a nofollow tag is an HTML attribute that can be added to a hyperlink to indicate to search engines that the link should not influence the link target’s ranking in the search engine’s index. It could be used for content that is ad-sponsored, affiliate links, or user-generated content.

A brown mark shows a webpage that is no-follow and also contains user-generated content. Other colors, such as purple, orange, violet, etc. specify various types of no-follow links. By the way, if the link was not found at all, you get a red code for that webpage.

With this information available, you get an instant idea of the status of all your backlinks, and the ability to filter your list by status makes it easier to fix any issues that may arise.

Step 4: Share/Export Data

Finally, the purpose of the Backlink Monitor is not just to see the status of your backlinks but to gain information that would be useful for directing your entire SEO strategy. For that reason, it is important to be able to export the data you have gained into other formats and share them with teammates and other stakeholders as the case may be. Eye10 Backlink Monitor makes this easy by allowing you to email the file, or export the data as a PDF or CSV file for further analysis and decision-making.

Conclusion

Eye10 is a game-changing SEO tool provider and its backlink monitor tool offers an easy and efficient way to track and manage your website’s link profile. So if you’re ready to take your website’s link profile to the next level, give Eye10 a try today and see the difference for yourself.

The best thing about Eye10 is that you can access the Backlink Monitor, as well as all the tools in its SEO suite (Competitor Research, Rank Checker, On-Page SEO, etc.) for only $39 per month. Surely you get higher benefits if you choose the $99/month Pro Plus plan. However, the availability of a lower-tier plan, which is lacking in other tools like Ahrefs and Moz, makes Eye10 accessible to all categories of SEO professionals.