further digging will tell you the anchor texts of these links and all the data can be saved as a CSV file. The tool comes with a one-click export function which immediately creates a suited export file for the Google Disavow links tool. And using the file, you can get rid of the links you see unfit. Google Webmaster Tools is probably the most effective and free backlinks research tool out there. The latest functionality being added is that one can download backlinks by date. To know the links to your site, you will have to go to your Dashboard &gt; Links to Your Site &gt; Download Latest Links. You can download all the link data in a Google docs form or as a CSV file, as well. The data will have the newest links on top. Interpreting the data is easier, as you can track the links pointing to your site by sorting them on date basis. Once you have the list of links from Google Webmaster Tools, you can then export the data on to the other tools mentioned above and get a final report of the links that are bad. The next step would be to use the disavow tool to get rid of them. This tool is perhaps the most loved after the Yahoo Site Explorer retired. The tool is easy and quick to use and has both free and paid option. The best thing about this tool is that you can compare with other sites