Related Backlinks by Keyword SERP results
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Is there no tool to search a keyword and find related backlinks among the top10,20,30 SERP results?
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You can link up on majestic SEO and view the top 10 results for a keyword and then pull the back links view quickly within the software. Only issue is that they are using the Yahoo link API so it is not all that great.
In regards to software that pulls the top 30 rank links that would take a lot of demand.
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