Is there a tool that lists all external followed URLs?
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Is there a tool that lists all external followed URLs?
Or maybe separates nofollowed and followed external URLs?
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Going to have to code my own when I have time...
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I"d go with Majestic SEO here. They have a pretty fresh index, gets updated just about daily i believe.
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Once more, I second the question as I'm not sure about a tool that will do this.
Has anyone got the answer??
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Thats for one page. I would want a domain wide solution
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Oh, i've figured out the answer here.
Use the SEOMoz tool bar (for firefox or chrome) and choose "highlight links or text" from the toolbar, and then highlight all the followed, nofollowed etc links.
Hope that helps.
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Oh right, I think I know what you are talking about - And in this case, I second the question..
Does anyone know of such a tool?
Regarding getting the other data (on the fly), just in case anyone else wants to know: Go for a Browser tool bar like SEOMoz toolbar or SEO Quake..
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Hi Nick,
I was actually asking for a tool that would scan for this on the fly.
I know that Xenu finds broken links & a total link summary, but I need to be able to differentiate nofollowed external links with external links. Does something like this exist?
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Yes, if you go and check out/try SEOMoz's Open Site Explorer, this tool lists external followed URLs to a site.
Followed and NoFollowed links are pointed out quite clearly throughout. You can even filter to just show "followed" or "nofollwed" links.
Hope that helps.
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