can even track links to other websites. 1. WordPress Dashboard Using WordPress should be your first option in searching for incoming links. Head to you WordPress Dashboard, navigate to the "screen options" and check "incoming links." Then scroll down to "Incoming Links" within the Dashboard section. Here you will see the various links linking to your website. 2. Technorati Establish an account with Technorati if you dont have one already. Build your profile and add your blog to your account. Once your blog has been approved you can see all the incoming links to your blog or website. 3. Google Webmaster Tools Use Google Webmaster Tools to help you track all your links to your website in greater detail. Navigate to "Traffic" and then "Links To Your Site." Building Quality Incoming Links To Your Website When you are building your back linking plan, take the following into consideration: Keywords to target for your niche and each page you plan to create. Identify who your target visitors will be. Identify where your target visitors are hanging out and make a list. Make a list of your 10 closest competitors and research where they get their back links from.