In the tab "SEO Tools > Domain Search", SmartKeyword gives you indicators on the quality of a domain: Domain Authority and the number of referring domains (the number of domains that have links to the domain in question) .
You can then enter the URL of the domain you are looking for and the country for which you want to retrieve the netlinking information.
For example, let's test the site https://www.thetimes.co.uk/ in France:
We will see the difference with the traffic and keyword data positioned for the UK :
Obviously you can also choose to analyze a particular URL, for example :
With this feature, SmartKeyword will gather all the following information for you:
number of visits per month,
number of positioned keywords,
Domain authority,
referring domains on the URL or domain,
Trust Flow and Citation Flow on the URL or domain
ratio of Trust Flow and Citation Flow
the 3 main categories of Topical Trust Flow
All this information is retrieved from Majestic, Moz, Ranxplorer and Semrush tools. So you won't need to juggle between several tools to analyze the netlinking of the domains you are interested in 😉
Below the first box, you will have a graph showing the evolution of traffic over time and the number of positioned keywords :
Finally, you have access to a table with the top keywords, the top pages, the top backlinks and the top competitors of the analyzed site.
For the top keywords, you will have the positioned page and its position, the corresponding search volume, the estimated organic traffic as well as the bid associated to the keyword.
For the top pages, you will have the estimated traffic as well as the % of traffic that the page generates compared to the total number of visits.
If needed, you can export the data of the top keywords and the top pages thanks to the "Export" button at the top right of the table.
For top backlinks, SmartKeyword provides you with Trust Flow, Citation Flow and the status of the backlink: Follow or NoFollow.
And finally, you will have the top competitors of the analyzed site with the index on the level of competition ("level of competition" recovered from ranxplorer: the higher the index is, the bigger the competitor is), the estimated traffic, and finally the percentage of the traffic of the site versus the one of the searched domain ("ratio vs")
If you are interested in the competitor you can add it directly to your list from this screen via the "add this competitor" button
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