How do I get a list of my non-followed links
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Our site has a lot of non-followed links showing up on the latest SEOMoz Competitive Link Analysis update and I would like to know how to get a list of the sites that aresettin no-follow.
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You might try running a full linkscape report in the tools section. It may not return anything more than OSE, but then again- it might.
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It helps a little, but I have only a fraction of the sites showing up (even in export)
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I like to download them all into excel, and then do the filtering from there. Here's a great resource for getting started with Excel for SEO. Does this help?
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In Open Site Explorer, filter the results by choosing **Show 'Only Nofollowed' **
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You can export a list in excel from Open Site Explorer. Does that help?
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