Lookkle Free Backlink Checker

What is Backlink Checker

A Backlink Checker is a tool used to analyze and evaluate the backlinks pointing to a particular website.

Backlinks are incoming links from other websites to a specific webpage.

How to use the backlink checker?

Free Backlink Checker is a tool developed to find backlinks of any website on the Internet, and it can be useful to analyze the strategy that competing websites are using to obtain a good position in the main search engines and to get many visits to certain websites.

To use this tool, you simply have to write the website of the competition you are interested in and press Enter.

In the search results, you can analyze important parameters:

• Number of Total Backlinks.
  Number of links to your website from all the web pages crawled on the Internet, whether under the same website or different sites, with priority links or not.

• Graph that indicates, as a percentage, the Internet score of that website according to its number of total backlinks.

• Number of doFollow Backlinks.
  Total number of web links directed to your page that come with the doFollow tag, that is, links recommended clicking within a website.
• Backlinks from the home page.
  Total number of backlinks that are linked only from the main page of a website, not from secondary pages.
• Backlinks doFollow from the home page.
  Total number of backlinks that are linked from the main page of a website, and that come with the doFollow tag, that is, recommended links.
• Backlinks from Text.
  Total number of backlinks linked from within a written text.
• Backlinks to the Home Page.
  Total number of backlinks linked to the main page of your site, from any page on the source website.

You can also analyze different interesting statistics or go directly to the analysis of each of the backlinks.
By clicking on each of the statistical links, information about it will be displayed:

• Show Backlinks.
  Shows each of the analyzed backlinks.

• Backlinks Statistics.
  When you click, the following information is displayed:
  • Total Main Domains.
    Number of backlinks that come from different domains.
  • Main Domains doFollow.
    Number of backlinks that come from different domains and have the doFollow tag.
  • Main Domains from Home Page.
    Number of backlinks that come from different domains, only from the main page.
  • Main Domains to Home Page.
    Number of backlinks that come from different domains and whose link goes only to the main page of your website.
  • Total Backlinks by IP.
    Number of backlinks that come from different IP addresses. It does not matter that they are different domains if they are hosted on the same server under the same IP.
  • Total Backlinks by IP doFollow.
    Number of backlinks that come from different IPs and have the doFollow tag.

• Backlinks by Anchor Text.
  Number of backlinks that come from different Anchor Text or link names.
  • Total backlinks by anchor text.
    Numerous total backlinks come from anchor text and not from an image, icon or other source.
  • Backlinks using doFollow anchor text.
    Numerous total backlinks that come from anchor text and have the doFollow tag.
  • Backlinks by anchor URL.
    Numerous total backlinks come from the anchor text in which the URL or web address is written.

  • Analysis of each Anchor Text and the number of times this type of backlink appears

• Domain Extensions.
  Number of backlinks according to your domain extension.

• Country Analysis.
  Number of backlinks according to the country of origin.

• Main linked URLs.
  Number of most linked web pages

What type of analysis does Lookkle's Free Backlink Checker perform?

Lookkle's backlink checker performs a comprehensive analysis to identify and provide information on all the backlinks a website has.

Lookkle's backlink checker can display up to 600 or more backlinks with the following information within its analysis:

• URL to.
  Web address of your website to which the backlink is directed
• Anchor Text.
  Text with which your link is linked from the backlink page.
• Backlink.
  URL where you can see the link to your linked website.
• URL of Backlink.
  Written URL where your backlink is located.
• Rating Bar.
  Bar that indicates the classification according to the importance on the Internet of the web page that links to your site. Where the full bar will indicate maximum importance.
• Monthly Organic Traffic.
  Approximate visits that the web page, which backlink to your site, has in the main search engines such as Google.
• Domain Rank.
  Classification of the name of the website that has its backlink from 1 to 100, where 100 indicates the highest possible score according to the importance of this website on the Internet.
• DoFollow.
  Indicates whether the type of link that this page has to your site is doFollow or noFollow. Whether it is doFollow will be more important. Below, we will explain these terms in more detail.
• Link from Image.
  Indicates whether the link to your website comes from an image.
• Last Visited.
  Date the backlink was last crawled.

How long does it take to find a new backlink?

The search for backlinks is carried out continuously, and the best-known links with the most visits are always inserted first in our databases since they are those that appear on the greatest number of pages, which does not mean that we stop inserting small websites, but the reality is that they are more difficult to find by trackers since they appear on fewer occasions.

Link Building Strategy to get Backlinks from a Backlink Checker

Link Building is the process used over time to obtain links from other websites to pages on your own site.

Link Building has the main purpose of obtaining backlinks to increase the ranking of a website in the search results of the main search engines. As a consequence, the website will be better known and will have a greater number of visits.

An optimal link building process involves obtaining links of the highest quality, well classified in search engines, and with a high number of visits. For this, backlink checking tools are useful since we can analyze the backlinks of competing websites and see the quality links that are making that page position better than ours.

The best way to build links is to find web pages with the same theme as our website, check that they have a good web ranking, and try to obtain a link to our site:

• Using the backlink analysis tool, we look for the best backlinks from the competition and see how we can obtain some of those backlinks, or how the competition has done it, either by writing comments on some of their publications or by contacting the site directly and proposing to write some quality articles for free.
• Search directly on Google for websites on our topic and carry out the same process as the previous step.
  For example, if our site is about food, we can write the following in the Google search box: "food". Always write our phrase of interest in quotes so that we can find pages related exactly to that.
• We analyze each of the pages shown one by one, taking into account that the pages shown at the top of the search are already quality pages by default since they are the first ones that the search engine shows us due to their high authority.
• We look for forums related to our topic, and we try to register and open a new topic or write comments on one that is open.
  A good way is to use the Google search engine again to search for related forums.

Questions of Interest

What is a Backlink?

Backlinks are links from external websites that point to any page on your website. These links are useful mainly because they are a basic source for sending traffic to your website. That is, the more backlinks your website has, the more chances it has of receiving visits from all websites. Consequently, having numerous backlinks directed to your website makes your site gain popularity, which is reflected in its positioning in the main search engines such as Google.

At Lookkle we measure the ranking of each web page that links to your site. Many high-ranking web pages will cause better results in search engines and, consequently, a good handful of visits.

Backlinks are important for Search Engine Rankings

Search engines like Google use backlinks to measure the popularity of a website. A website that is linked from pages with a lot of popularity and numerous visits means that this page is important, so it will be taken into account when positioning it for certain search terms, especially in the theme that is used from the linking web page. It must also be taken into account that all search engines have the general objective of ensuring that the website they position has good content and provides value and wisdom to the end user.

Types of Backlinks

• Dofollow links, also known as rel="dofollow", are HTML tags for SEO and website optimization. These types of links are important for search engines since they indicate whether it is an important link to open or simply an informative link.
  DoFollow links are a type of backlink that tells users and search engine crawlers that your content is relevant and trustworthy.
  Having doFollow backlinks is highly recommended for any website, as they indicate to search engines that they are important links.
  The dofollow attribute helps improve the domain authority or rating of a website.
• Nofollow links, also known as rel=”nofollow”, are HTML tags used to tell search engines not to follow a link to the website it links to. This is a useful tool for webmasters because it allows them to link to websites from their home page without necessarily guaranteeing the accuracy of the content of those websites.
  This is important because websites do not want to be responsible for the content of other websites, although, as a general rule, showing the link to another external website always conveys something of importance despite not wanting to be responsible for it.

What are the types of Important Backlinks

Nofollow links have little value from an SEO point of view, since from search engines like Google they are not as important as doFollow links, but even so, you have to think that if you are linking to a noFollow page from a page with many visits and a significant amount of web traffic is being transmitted, the receiving page will have numerous benefits and will surely be a more important type of backlink than another doFollow backlink from a web page that contributes absolutely nothing. 

For any search engine, having a page linked from another, giving it importance in the context in which it is located and spoken, and inducing a click on it, with the consequence of the web traffic that is sent, is a link that must be taken into account by search engines like Google, which is why differentiating between doFollow and noFollow links is always something that should be taken with a grain of salt and always look at the context in which it is located.

It is not the same to place a noFollow link within a page where informative quality text has been made and the link is introduced, inducing a click, as to place a noFollow link in a lost place within a website without the user having access to that link at any time.

Placing doFollow links outside any context, without any relation to the content or the page being discussed, and outside any inducement to click, is a link of little value and one that Google will take less into account than any high-value noFollow links.