Analysis View
Next we'll take a look at the Analysis View tab.
If we click on the column heading titled "Anchor Text", it will sort the column in descending
order. You can see that the 2 words that are found the most often in www.diet-i.com's backlink
anchor text are the words "diet" and "information".
98.5% of the overall backlinks pointing to www.diet-i.com contain the word "diet" and 85.6% of
the backlinks contain the word "information". Also listed is the total number of links containing
each of these words.
This is just another way of showing you why www.diet-i.com is outranking their competitors.
You will want to try and copy these percentages when you optimize your own website and get
others websites to link to you.
Again, you can do all of this manually within an Excel spreadsheet if you wish to do so... It's
just a matter of doing a little math.
If your percentages are too high, Google may think you are "spamming" and
may not give you as high of a rank as you deserve.
If your percentages are too low, Google won't think your website is important
enough to rank highly.
Lastly, we'll click the column heading titled "Title" to sort it in descending order. You can see
that the word "diet" is still the top word, at 38% and "information" is still towards the top at
7.9%.
The same thing goes for this column. You should try to match these numbers with your own
website as closely as possible.
These are just a few of the things that we can quickly see about www.diet-i.com by using only
a few of the features within
Now, I want to mention that it is not 100% necessary to use in order to analyze your
competitor's to outrank them... but IT IS necessary to analyze your competitors. You can do
everything manually that will do for you automatically. So, whether or not you have
the software is not important. The important thing to note is that you MUST analyze those top
ranked websites to see what they're doing to rank well.
To summarize, you've learned that the main offpage optimization factors are:
Which websites link to you
The number of websites linking to you
The Google of the website linking to you
The page title of the website linking to you
The anchor text used in the link linking to you
The number and type of links linking to the website that's linking to you.
The number of outbound links on the website that is linking to you
The total number of links on the website that is linking to you
Whether or not the websites linking to you are deemed by Google as an
authority website.
The IP Address of the websites linking to you.
Plus some other things that we'll get to later...
If we click on the column heading titled "Anchor Text", it will sort the column in descending
order. You can see that the 2 words that are found the most often in www.diet-i.com's backlink
anchor text are the words "diet" and "information".
98.5% of the overall backlinks pointing to www.diet-i.com contain the word "diet" and 85.6% of
the backlinks contain the word "information". Also listed is the total number of links containing
each of these words.
This is just another way of showing you why www.diet-i.com is outranking their competitors.
You will want to try and copy these percentages when you optimize your own website and get
others websites to link to you.
Again, you can do all of this manually within an Excel spreadsheet if you wish to do so... It's
just a matter of doing a little math.
If your percentages are too high, Google may think you are "spamming" and
may not give you as high of a rank as you deserve.
If your percentages are too low, Google won't think your website is important
enough to rank highly.
Lastly, we'll click the column heading titled "Title" to sort it in descending order. You can see
that the word "diet" is still the top word, at 38% and "information" is still towards the top at
7.9%.
The same thing goes for this column. You should try to match these numbers with your own
website as closely as possible.
These are just a few of the things that we can quickly see about www.diet-i.com by using only
a few of the features within
Now, I want to mention that it is not 100% necessary to use in order to analyze your
competitor's to outrank them... but IT IS necessary to analyze your competitors. You can do
everything manually that will do for you automatically. So, whether or not you have
the software is not important. The important thing to note is that you MUST analyze those top
ranked websites to see what they're doing to rank well.
To summarize, you've learned that the main offpage optimization factors are:
Which websites link to you
The number of websites linking to you
The Google of the website linking to you
The page title of the website linking to you
The anchor text used in the link linking to you
The number and type of links linking to the website that's linking to you.
The number of outbound links on the website that is linking to you
The total number of links on the website that is linking to you
Whether or not the websites linking to you are deemed by Google as an
authority website.
The IP Address of the websites linking to you.
Plus some other things that we'll get to later...
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