Getting good quality links is still a fundamental part of any good SEO strategy, so being able to monitor the back links to your site is very useful indeed. Google Webmaster Tools have added a new feature recently that lets you find out the latest links to your site.
The new feature allows you to download all of your links into a spreadsheet, where you can then sort the links by date. The feature was announced by Matt Cutts on his Twitter account.
Googler, John Mueller, shared a screen shot of the new button:
You then get a two column spreadsheet, with the url of the page linking to you in the first column, and the date in the second. Overall it's a nice feature as it'll allow you to easily see your latest acquired links, which will be vital if you're getting serious about your link building.
This is a really nice feature. Crucial if you are doing link building (and we all should be!)
Surely this is simply telling Google that you're a link builder? No one else is going to be interested in this report.
Nice sharing about this info. Many webmasters dont know about more features in google webmaster tools.