Link profile cleanup which sites are best

[mtthompsons]

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[Kara.Wallace]

I saw Sha Menz speak at MozCon this year. She works for rmoov and she seemed to really know her stuff - so I would probably go with rmoov.com.

Mike

[Kingof5]

I've used Rmoov extensively and would recommend it. It keeps track of everything it does via Google docs and has a pretty straightforward interface once you get it figured out. It definitely makes managing big link removal campaigns easier.

[MarieHaynes]

I've heard good things about rmoov as well although I haven't used it.  I believe though that you still need to audit your links personally but you would get them in a more organized manner.

What I do with my spreadsheets (which are often >30,000 links) is sort them by domain and then assess one link from each domain.  I had a script built for me to weed out the nofollows and link/page not founds, but prior to having this script built I would do it manually.  Once you have your sheet organized it's not that hard to zip through them.

I'm not a fan of any of the automated tools that actually try to classify your links for you.  I've reviewed a lot of sites' failed reconsideration requests and have seen several of these reports where they are horribly inaccurate.