Export all links on page with anchor text
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As the question says really. Is there a tool that will export all the links on a page and anchor text related to those links into Excel?
Thanks.
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Just seen another post on here that references this tool - which uses the SEOMoz API http://seogadget.co.uk/anchor-text-tool/index.php - Will export straight to a CSV too. Looks pretty good!
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Indeed Ryan! If it helps I just stood up in the office and clapped and cheered Xenu's efforts quite loudly - thankfully my colleagues know me well enough to ignore my 'quirky' behaviour ;o)
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Thanks Bazza! We should really be giving Xenu big thumbs up as his tool has been a huge help for years and years. Always happy to spread the word.
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Okay. I'm a convert! Looks quick and simple! Works well - just export to a TAB separated file and open with excel. I was so impresed I voted for this one instead of my recommendation! :O)
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Thanks guys, ill have a look at your tools and let you know which works best!
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Take a look at the free Firefox Addon DownThemAll https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/downthemall/
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Xenu's Link Sleuth can help you with this. Available here: http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html
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