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.
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.
How do you know as a "beginner" you have a "bad link" that is "affecting your rankings". How are you tracking/monitoring your rankings, or link building? Where or who told you is was a "bad" link? Rankings go up and down, how do you know it's not fluctuating due to your linking building/indexing and will not come back ranking better in a week, or maybe even worse?
And, if so, what should be done about them, if anything?
Link dilution or what some were calling "link pillowing." Years ago I was told it was a secret method for diluting your backlink profile. I guess building some "good links" to balance out the "bad links". I heard on a call guys got together to have backlink pillowing parties . When I heard the question and response - I had to mute the mic I couldn't stop
I mean I have used a backlink dilution strategy on optimized anchors, but I never intentionally "pillowed a link".
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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
How do you know as a "beginner" you have a "bad link" that is "affecting your rankings". How are you tracking/monitoring your rankings, or link building? Where or who told you is was a "bad" link? Rankings go up and down, how do you know it's not fluctuating due to your linking building/indexing and will not come back ranking better in a week, or maybe even worse?
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Link dilution or what some were calling "link pillowing." Years ago I was told it was a secret method for diluting your backlink profile. I guess building some "good links" to balance out the "bad links". I heard on a call guys got together to have backlink pillowing parties . When I heard the question and response - I had to mute the mic I couldn't stop
I mean I have used a backlink dilution strategy on optimized anchors, but I never intentionally "pillowed a link".
Either way, "pillowing" that bad link may help