How to Find the Inbound Links for a Page
All modern search engines use inbound links to determine how high a link should rank.
Finding Inbound Links at Google
To see a Google page’s inbound links, use this command:
link:www.tech-faq.com
Google only shows a sample of the links to each page. If a page shows 10 links, it may really have over a hundred inbound links.
Google makes more accurate data available through Google Webmaster Tools.
Finding Inbound Links at Yahoo
To see the inbound links of a page in Yahoo, use Yahoo Site Explorer.
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Yahoo has removed this feature as of November 2011 and this no longer works or is available.