Referring-domain discovery
Identify available websites linking to the project and review distribution beyond a raw link total.
INCOMING LINKS · REFERRING DOMAINS
Who Links to My Site?
Find websites linking to you and investigate the links behind the totals.
If you are asking ‘who links to my site?’, start with referring domains and link-level context. SEOHACK’s backlink analysis helps you review available sources, destinations and link attributes without treating every unfamiliar link as a threat.
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SEOHACK / Who Links to My Site?
FROM DATA TO YOUR NEXT ACTION
Understand who links to your website
A referring domain is a website that contains at least one detected link to yours. One domain can create many backlinks, so domain and link counts answer different questions. Link databases also differ in coverage and freshness; always name the source when presenting totals.
Source and destination context
See which content sends the link and which page on your site receives it where data is available.
Link attributes
Review follow, nofollow and other available attributes as context—not simplistic quality labels.
Risk-review signals
Investigate potentially risky links manually before considering removal or disavowal.
A CLEAR WORKFLOW
How to use this approach
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Create the website project
Add the correct domain and choose a plan with backlink analysis.
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Run the backlink check
Start the project analysis and note the displayed credit cost and applicable limits.
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Review useful patterns
Look for relevant mentions, broken destinations, unfamiliar sources and changes worth investigating.
Use incoming-link data for outreach, recovery and risk review
A legitimate mention without a useful link may support outreach. A link pointing to a removed page may justify a redirect or publisher update. Suspicious patterns deserve context before action; automated labels alone are not proof of harm.
Explore all SEOHACK featuresWho Links to My Site?: frequently asked questions
How can I find who links to my website?
Use a backlink analysis source to review referring domains and individual detected links. Google Search Console also provides a Links report for verified properties.
What is the difference between a backlink and a referring domain?
A backlink is an individual link; a referring domain is the website hosting one or more of those links.
Will SEOHACK find every incoming link?
No tool guarantees complete coverage. Results depend on the provider’s index, freshness and your plan’s detailed-analysis limits.
Are all unknown backlinks bad?
No. Review relevance, page context and patterns manually before drawing a conclusion.
Continue with related SEO guides and tools
Further reading: Google Search Console Links report.
BUILD A CLEARER SEO IMPROVEMENT PLAN
Start with your website.
Leave with a next step.
Use SEOHACK to turn website evidence into prioritized work, then verify what changed.