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Check domains

Check bunch of seo metrics for domains useful for link building. You can export results in a csv

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Positions check

Daily check of needed keywords to find out your positions in serp

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Keywords Explorer

AI powered keywords explorer allowing to find out best keywords for your semantic

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Check Indexation

Mass search engines links indexation check

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Indexation

Ping about changes on your website pages

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Track your domains

Track your domains metrics, traffic and backlinks

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Check backlinks

Check the placement of backlinks on a URLs list with schedule settings to track dynamics

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Chrome Extension

Quick overview on external links and headings on any web page via our chrome extension

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Teams

Work as a team and share every linktrust check/position/etc

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Quick tools

Free-to-use tools for quick SEO tasks

API

Use our API in google sheets or via http requests

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Corporate client? Schedule a demo-meeting with us!

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Practical recommendations, ideas, chetsheats.

Robots.txt Wildcard – Cheatsheet - Linktrust
2025-07-13 00:11
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Robots.txt Wildcard – Cheatsheet

The robots.txt file helps webmasters control how search engine bots access their site. While it's a simple text file, using wildcards can make it more powerful — or dangerously misleading. Below is a cheatsheet covering wildcard usage in robots.txt, with real examples.

Blocking JavaScript, CSS, and Fonts in Robots.txt: When It Hurts SEO - Linktrust
2025-07-09 01:16
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Blocking JavaScript, CSS, and Fonts in Robots.txt: When It Hurts SEO

In early SEO, it was common to block CSS, JS, and font files to save crawl budget. Today, that approach often harms your rankings. Search engines render pages like browsers—and blocking key assets limits their understanding of your content and layout.

When and Why to Use Noindex Instead of Canonical - Linktrust
2025-07-08 00:08
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When and Why to Use Noindex Instead of Canonical

Canonical tags and noindex serve different SEO purposes. Confusing them can lead to index bloat, crawl waste, or ranking drops. Here's when to use noindex instead of a canonical tag.