Moz Pro: Filter inbound links by partial anchor text?
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My site has been targeted by a spam farm with hundreds of different domains, all linking to images on our CDN with similar variations of anchor text, eg:
get free high quality hd wallpapers wedding cake makers
get free high quality hd wallpapers hairstyle makeover
get free high quality hd wallpapers living room cafe
etcIs it possible within Moz Pro to filter all incoming links with anchor text including "free high quality hd wallpapers" so that I can disavow all of the domains en masse? So far I've only been able to display/download the list of links exactly matching the full anchor text which is very time-consuming with 100+ variations.
Regards,
James -
Thanks for your prompt response Sam, I'll give that a try.
Regards,
James -
Hi there,
Sam from Moz's Help Team here - thanks so much for reaching out!
I'm afraid that it isn't possible to filter in that way - although, it's a fantastic idea and I'm passing it on to our developers as we speak!
The best workaround I could offer would be to export the full CSV of anchor text, and then to sort within the CSV directly for 'get free high quality hd wallpapers'.
I hope this helps - let me know if I can assist with anything else!
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