Goodbye Yahoo! Site Explorer for inbound link analysis

I’ve used Yahoo Site Explorer for a long time for inbound link analysis on any domain. Today I found this is no more. The replacement is Bing Webmaster tools but it seems you have to be the verified site owner before you can get the stats 😦

http://www.ysearchblog.com/2011/09/14/site-explorer-transition-to-bing-webmaster-tools

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