Does Open Site Explorer show juice passing links
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I'm a little confused between all the link types.
Internal / External - easy
Linking Root Domain - easy
Followed / No followed - easy
But then there's talk about "juice passing links" and I can't quite get how this is defined, and why it's something you can get from the API, but not from Open Site Explorer... or can you get that info from OSE?
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should be
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Hi Mark,
So you're saying in the API "juice passing links" is the equivalent to what OSE calls "followed + 301" links ?
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When you filter links by followed and 301, that shows you the "juice passing" links - it's just another way of saying links that should count in the search engines to pass strength from another website to yours
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