Link Popularity Tool Update
- Posted by Badi Jones on June 14th, 2006 - Comment on this Post »
The Link Popularity Tool has been updated. It now saves the results every time you use it. It only started saving the results about 7 days ago, so if you haven’t used it for a while, you will have to use it once now, and then once 24 hours from now in order to have the option to see the statistics and history graph.
For an example, try entering www.seologs.com. There are 7 days worth of stats saved for it so far.
Also, remember that www.seologs.com is not the same as seologs.com is not the same as www.seologs.com/seo-tools.html. Each variation of a domain is unique. Each URL for a page or directory is unique. A separate history would be saved for each of those.
This is a work in progress, so please leave suggestions and bug reports in the comments here.
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