It's a relatively small percentage

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Note there can be no space between the "link:" and the web page URL. To see a much larger sampling of links to any verified site in Webmaster Tools: On the Webmaster Tools Home page, click the site you want. Under Your site on the web, click Links to your site. Note: Not all links to your site may be listed. This is normal. Here's what Matt Cutts (head of Google's Webspam team) had to say in a video on the subject: The short answer is that historically, we only had room for a very small percentage of backlinks because web search was the main part and we didn't have a ton of servers for link colon queries and so, we have doubled or increased the amount of backlinks that we show over time for link colon, but it is still a sub-sample.


And I think that that's a pretty good bala france business email list nce, because if you just automatically show a ton of backlinks for any website then spammers or competitors can use that to try to reverse engineer someone's rankings. Google themselves is telling us not to pay too much attention to the link command, but that doesn't seem to be stopping folks. Let the myth busting commence. Myth #1 - The Google Link Command Returns Accurate Numbers Nope.





Not even close. Google themselves say the numbers aren't accurate and that they're showing a small sub-sample. The numbers show this as well. Check your link counts with the Google link command vs. the number inside Google's Webmaster Tools (when you verify your account, you'll see them shown). Here's the stats for SEOmoz, for example: Google's link command for SEOmoz Google's link command claims 1,590 links. Let's see what Webmaster Tools says: Google's Webmaster Tools Link Count for SEOmoz Hmm.