So you need to change your perspective

[fomayof928@mowline]

Even though the guy in red had three times as many links, they all skewed toward the bottom of the authority range because he was getting really terrible links from seodirectory.com and linksxyz.com, and stupid stuff like that wouldn't matter. The important thing to understand is that if the guy in red was doing local SEO and getting local links, this graph would look like this because local links are skewed towards low authority.

But the guy in red would have destroyed the guy in blue if he was venezuela cell phone number list getting local connections. and think about it differently. If you want to do something similar yourself, you can do the exact same thing with my Badass Link Worksheet. You can download it here at bit.ly/gregs-bad-ass-link-sheet. It's all lower case when you type it.

So make sure you do, or I'm sure they'll leave it in a blog post or comments so you can click on it. You can download that sheet. This is an Excel spreadsheet. It basically has macros enabled to make it easier to clean up information. It's ready to work with your Moz link export. You need last month's link export, this month's link export, and your competitor's link export for this month.

You put them in, automatically it's going to graph the whole thing. On another tab, it will give you a list of all the link gap opportunities where your competitors have links and you don't. Then on another tab, it will give you a list of all the links you've missed since the last time you did this. Now, yes, there are some link tools out there that do this as well, but this is a really simple tool.

It's super killer, and I'm sharing it with you guys today for free. Thank you so much for watching my latest episode of Whiteboard Friday.

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