See the "Wrong Destination URL" checkbox at the top of the table?
Wrong destination URL
Check this and you will see a list of pages with uncrawlable links (dead pages).
404 Pages
Here we have a complete list of pages from our competitors that have backlinks pointing to them, with the homepage having 129 unique domains linking to it.
If we then try another competitor, CreditCardsom, and run paraguay mobile database the same process, we see:
Broken Links
You already have a solid list, and that’s from just two domains!
Now, you need to see the specific links pointing to these pages so that you can build a list of potential customers. To get this information, you can simply click on the number in the “Backlinks” column and you will see the full list of links pointing to this page.
In this case, we clicked on a homepage related to buying a used car.
Used Cars Link to Page
You can export all of these links using the Export button in the upper right corner of the screen.
Side note: It’s worth using the AS (Authority Score) column as a criterion for quality. While there are 353 links here, only 9 of them have an AS of 10 or higher. The others are low quality and you probably don’t want to copy those. In some cases, it might make sense to try to get a backlink from a low AS site. Generally, this isn’t a good practice unless it’s an important backlink for your business – you’ll be the best judge!
However, nine opportunities in a single page is still a good starting point, especially when those opportunities are highly relevant, such as:
Tips for buying a used car
It’s easy to see how this can be expanded to help you find a large number of opportunities. Once you’ve completed this exercise, you should have a list of high-quality broken links pointing to dead pages.