Improve accuracy in your link analysis
Do you know how many links with commercial keywords, branded anchor text or random "other" linking words you have?
The anchor text type linking keywords in your links matter for your SEO!
With Keyword Intelligence you can
- Understand natural keyword ratios in your niche
- Compare your link profile to your competitors
- Spot unnatural patterns, maybe due to Negative SEO attacks
- Adapt to every country, language, topic
Keyword Intelligence gives you the
- Option to automatically classify based on patterns
- Ability to train your account for your country, language, niche
- Clear picture in link building
- Laser targeted precision in link analysis
Ready to take your SEO to the next level?
See how easy it is to classify keywords
Understand the weight of your money keywords.
Link Detox precision also benefits from Keyword Classification
The anchor text type plays an important role in how LRT calculates the risk of your links. Certain Link Detox calculations are only possible, after you classify at least 80% or more of your keywords.
You don't want your domain to end up with a risk of 2346, do you?
(Everything above 1000 is a penalty!)
How Keyword Classification works
In LinkResearchTools, there are 4 types of keyword classes:
- brand keyword phrases
- compound keyword phrases
- money keyword phrases
- other keyword phrases
There are different efficient ways for keyword classification.
Link Detox Genesis® is the data-driven organic algorithm that detects unnatural and risky links and reqired the keyword classes to be as accurate as possible.
Types of keyword classification
Bulk keyword classification - Pattern based
Using text patterns you can automatically classify anchor texts as a brand, money or compound keyword.
Manual Bulk Keyword Classification - Anchor text cloud
Keyword classification in bulk in the anchor text cloud is the preferred manual classification. Sometimes a single click can classify huge percentages at once already.
Inline Keyword Classification on link-level
Using an inline drop down you can classify anchor texts for each link. This is useful for quick changes.
