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Bad Backlink

george_kaisergeorge_kaiser
in GSA Search Engine Ranker
How to remove bad backlink from my site?
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  • sickseosickseo London,UK
    If it's indexed you can use the disavow tool from Google.

    If it's not indexed then you don't neeed to do anything. It's having zero impact on your rankings.

    Personally I wouldn't worry about bad links. If the link is bad it's ignored by Google anyway. Ofcourse this also depends on your definition of a bad link.
  • george_kaisergeorge_kaiser
    sickseo said:
    If it's indexed you can use the disavow tool from Google.

    If it's not indexed then you don't neeed to do anything. It's having zero impact on your rankings.

    Personally I wouldn't worry about bad links. If the link is bad it's ignored by Google anyway. Ofcourse this also depends on your definition of a bad link.

    i  mean by bad it is affecting my ranking
  • DeeeeeeeeDeeeeeeee the Americas
    edited August 8
    george_kaiser i  mean by bad it is affecting my ranking
    Ahh..herein lies the different strategies  I've seen some very different skilled SEO ppl use.
    Some people seem to try to get what Majestic calls "Citation Flow," that is, just a lot of links.
    Others try to get what Majestic calls "Trust Flow," that is, votes from trusted domains and pages.
    Maybe identified hacked sites would hurt rankings? Spammed sites? Malware sites? X-rated?
    Or, maybe it differs across KWs...
    Getting tons and tons of junk links can bring down your "trust."
    But these are not Google or other SE metrics. 
    Just some stuff people made up to approximate Google, in a rough way.

    Just as I've read so much from so many about "bad links." DO they REALLY exist?
    And, if so, what should be done about them, if anything?
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