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Check Who Links To Your Site

You still do not know if the sites linking to yours are helping you or hurting you.

SEO & Websites·Intermediate

You have heard that the other sites linking to yours matter, and you have no real idea whether yours are an asset or a quiet problem. Somebody may have handed you a spreadsheet of a few hundred web addresses, and staring at it gets you nowhere. This file gives Claude a fixed order to work through: pull the numbers, count and set aside the junk, sort the survivors into four strength bands, group the link wording into eight plain types, and fill in a report with a verdict and the reasoning behind it. It defines every term for a reader who does not work in search marketing, and it prints the cut off numbers you picked so anyone reading can disagree with them. It also refuses the risky moves: no telling a search engine to ignore links, no promised ranking or traffic result, and no naming a person or company as the cause of junk links. What you end up with is a dated record of what the link picture looked like, with the sample size and every missing field stated out loud.

What's Inside

A junk filter with five removal rules, where everything thrown out gets counted and printed so the reader can see it and disagree

A rescue rule so a real site never gets binned just because its web address ends in something cheap

A three part test for dead looking sites, with the honest warning that a brand new real site looks exactly the same

Four strength bands, plus the instruction to write your own cut off numbers at the top of every report

Eight plain categories for sorting the words people clicked on to reach your site

Four verdict states, from healthy to bad shape, with what each one actually looks like

A blank report you fill in, with every table already laid out and headings you are told not to delete

A risk table that rates five areas low, medium or high against what the data actually shows

A compliance list of seven things never to put in a paid report, starting with never asking a search engine to ignore links

Plain definitions of seven terms, written so you can explain them to someone who does not work in this field

The link loss formula written out in full, so nobody has to guess which way round it was worked out

A small site rule: under roughly twenty five linking sites, print counts only and no percentages

A smaller free route for people with no paid subscription, and a straight list of what you give up by using it

A closing list of what this cannot do or tell you, including that it cannot tell you if a search engine has acted against the site

Best For

Someone who has just taken over a website and needs to know if its link history is an asset or a liability before doing anything elseA freelancer or small agency who writes these reviews by hand and wants a fixed run order so every one comes out the sameA site owner who was sent a spreadsheet of linking websites and cannot tell which ones matterAnyone who wants a dated snapshot on file so that in six months they can see what changedSomeone already paying for a link data service who is not getting much out of it

Before you buy

You must already pay for a link data service and have it connected to Claude, because one run pulls several hundred rows and that kind of access is normally a higher priced add on billed by the row, so the data cost is yours and is not included here. With no subscription you get only the smaller route, which requires you to prove you own the site and leaves you with no strength scores and no bands at all. It writes a report and nothing else: it removes no links, contacts nobody, cannot tell you who caused anything, and the hand checked column in its tables means you open those pages and fill them in yourself.

$9.99one-time

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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and more

Instant download after purchase

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How it works

1Purchase → instant .md download
2Open Claude → go to Projects
3Upload the .md file to your project
4Claude has it loaded for good. In ChatGPT or Gemini, paste it in

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