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Analyze website backlinks with Top Backlink Checker API and Google Sheets logging

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Backlink Checker with Google Sheets Logging (Seo)

Description:

This workflow helps you analyze top backlinks using Semrush API and logs the results directly into Google Sheets for easy SEO tracking and reporting. It integrates the Top Backlink Checker API from RapidAPI, providing in-depth backlink analysis, and combines that with Google Sheets for efficient data storage and tracking.

Node-by-Node Explanation:

1. On form submission

Captures the website URL submitted by the user through a form. This node triggers the workflow when the form is filled with a website URL. The Top Backlink Checker API (via RapidAPI) is used to check backlinks after this step.

2. Check webTraffic

Sends a request to the Top Backlink Checker API to gather traffic data for the submitted website. This includes important metrics like visits, bounce rate, and more, which will later be stored in Google Sheets for analysis.

3. Reformat output

Extracts and re-formats the traffic data received from the Top Backlink Checker API. This node cleans and structures the raw data for easier processing, ensuring it is usable for later stages in the workflow.

4. Reformat

Processes the backlink data received from the Top Backlink Checker API (RapidAPI). The data is reformatted and structured to be added to Google Sheets for storage, making it easier to analyze.

5. Backlink overview

Appends the re-formatted backlink overview data into a Google Sheets document. This stores important backlink information like source URLs, anchor texts, and more, making it available for later analysis and reporting.

6. Backlinks

Appends detailed backlink data, including target URLs, anchors, and internal/external links, into Google Sheets. This helps track individual backlinks, their attributes, and page scores, allowing for deeper SEO analysis and reporting.

Benefits and Use Cases:

Benefits:

  • Backlink Tracking: The integration of the Top Backlink Checker API helps you track all the backlinks associated with a website. You can get insights on the source URL, anchor text, first and last seen, and more.

  • Traffic Insights: By integrating Top Backlink Checker API, this workflow allows you to monitor important website traffic data such as visits, bounce rates, and organic reach, helping with SEO strategies.

  • Automated Google Sheets Logging: All traffic and backlink data is logged automatically into Google Sheets for easy access and future analysis. This avoids manual data entry and ensures consistency.

  • Efficient Workflow: The automation provided by n8n streamlines your SEO analysis workflow, ensuring that data is formatted, structured, and updated without any manual intervention.

Use Cases:

  • SEO Reports: Generate regular SEO reports by tracking backlinks and traffic data automatically from Semrush and Top Backlink Checker, saving time and ensuring accurate reporting.

  • Competitor Analysis: Analyze your competitors’ backlinks and traffic to stay ahead in SEO rankings by leveraging data from the Top Backlink Checker API.

  • Backlink Management: Use the data from Top Backlink Checker API to assess the health of backlinks, ensuring that high-value backlinks are tracked, and toxic backlinks are identified for removal or disavow.

  • SEO Campaign Tracking: Monitor how backlinks and website traffic evolve over time to evaluate the effectiveness of your SEO campaigns, keeping all your data in Google Sheets for easy tracking.

Analyze Website Backlinks with Top Backlink Checker API and Google Sheets Logging

This n8n workflow provides a streamlined way to analyze website backlinks using a custom API and log the results into a Google Sheet. It's designed to be triggered manually via an n8n form, making it easy to initiate backlink checks for specific URLs and store the data for further analysis.

What it does

This workflow automates the following steps:

  1. Triggers on Form Submission: A user submits a URL via an n8n form.
  2. Makes an HTTP Request: It takes the submitted URL and constructs a request to a "Top Backlink Checker API" (or a similar custom API) to fetch backlink data.
  3. Processes API Response: It then processes the JSON response from the API, extracting relevant backlink information.
  4. Logs to Google Sheets: Finally, it appends the extracted backlink data as a new row in a specified Google Sheet, providing a persistent log of all analyses.

Prerequisites/Requirements

To use this workflow, you will need:

  • n8n Instance: A running n8n instance.
  • Google Account: A Google account with access to Google Sheets. You'll need to set up a Google Sheets credential in n8n.
  • Top Backlink Checker API (or similar custom API): An API endpoint that can analyze a given URL and return backlink data. This workflow assumes such an API exists and is accessible via HTTP. You will need the API endpoint URL and any necessary authentication details (e.g., API key, headers).

Setup/Usage

  1. Import the Workflow:

    • Copy the provided JSON code.
    • In your n8n instance, click on "Workflows" in the left sidebar.
    • Click "New" and then "Import from JSON". Paste the JSON code and click "Import".
  2. Configure Credentials:

    • Google Sheets:
      • Click on the "Google Sheets" node.
      • Under "Credentials", click "Create New".
      • Choose "Google Sheets API" and follow the instructions to authenticate with your Google account. Ensure you grant the necessary permissions for n8n to write to your Google Sheets.
    • HTTP Request:
      • Click on the "HTTP Request" node.
      • Configure the "URL" field to point to your "Top Backlink Checker API" endpoint.
      • Set the "Method" (e.g., GET, POST) and add any required "Headers" (e.g., Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY) or "Query Parameters" as per your API's documentation. The workflow currently expects the URL to be passed in the url query parameter.
  3. Configure Google Sheet:

    • In the "Google Sheets" node, specify the "Spreadsheet ID" and "Sheet Name" where you want to log the backlink data.
    • Ensure the sheet has appropriate headers matching the data you expect from the "Code" node (e.g., URL, Backlinks Count, Referring Domains).
  4. Configure the Form Trigger:

    • Click on the "On form submission" node.
    • Customize the form fields if needed. By default, it expects a field named url.
    • Save the workflow.
  5. Activate the Workflow:

    • Toggle the workflow "Active" switch in the top right corner of the n8n editor.
  6. Use the Form:

    • Once active, you can access the form by clicking on the "On form submission" node and then clicking the "Open Form" button.
    • Enter the website URL you want to analyze and submit the form. The workflow will execute, fetch backlink data, and log it to your Google Sheet.

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