12-18-2019, 06:51 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-18-2019, 06:52 AM by calfeutragemjmetfils.)
Hello Friends,
Generally, unnatural links are artificial links mainly intended to manipulate a page's ranking. These can include purchased links or links created by scrapers and spammers that attach themselves to your site under the radar and potentially link your site to another in a bad neighborhood of the internet.
If you’ve noticed a drop in traffic from Google or received an unnatural link warning in Google Webmaster Tools, you’re likely in a panic to start having links to your website removed. But before you go on a link removal crusade, you need to take the time to make sure that you don’t inadvertently remove good links to your website. Let’s look at some steps you need to take before banishing links to your website forever.
you need to get rid of the unnatural links. It’s a little bit more difficult than in the case of links from your site because you don’t know which domains have unnatural links pointing to your site. You need to undergo a couple of steps:
Download a list of all your links to your site using Webmaster Tools
Check every link to see whether it’s unnatural or not. To make your job easier you should start checking the domains that have the most links to you. You can ease this job by using third-party tools which specialize in identifying types of unnatural links, such as cognitiveSEO (disclaimer: this is my company). There are a lot of types of unnatural links and you need to identify them all in order to get rid of your penalty
After you’ve identified the rotten links that are harming your ranking, you could contact the webmasters of those domains and request that they remove the link or add a rel=” no follow” tag
Google recommends only after you’ve done a serious work contacting webmasters to remove the links should you use the Disavow links tool. Google created this tool to help you get rid of the links you were unable to get removed. Only after you’ve made an effort to remove the unnatural links that were violating Google’s guidelines you might have the manual action removed.
In some cases, Google will remove all the bad links, and your penalty will be lifted. But usually, it takes more than a couple of reconsideration attempts to make Google lift your penalty and begin the recovery process.
Generally, unnatural links are artificial links mainly intended to manipulate a page's ranking. These can include purchased links or links created by scrapers and spammers that attach themselves to your site under the radar and potentially link your site to another in a bad neighborhood of the internet.
If you’ve noticed a drop in traffic from Google or received an unnatural link warning in Google Webmaster Tools, you’re likely in a panic to start having links to your website removed. But before you go on a link removal crusade, you need to take the time to make sure that you don’t inadvertently remove good links to your website. Let’s look at some steps you need to take before banishing links to your website forever.
you need to get rid of the unnatural links. It’s a little bit more difficult than in the case of links from your site because you don’t know which domains have unnatural links pointing to your site. You need to undergo a couple of steps:
Download a list of all your links to your site using Webmaster Tools
Check every link to see whether it’s unnatural or not. To make your job easier you should start checking the domains that have the most links to you. You can ease this job by using third-party tools which specialize in identifying types of unnatural links, such as cognitiveSEO (disclaimer: this is my company). There are a lot of types of unnatural links and you need to identify them all in order to get rid of your penalty
After you’ve identified the rotten links that are harming your ranking, you could contact the webmasters of those domains and request that they remove the link or add a rel=” no follow” tag
Google recommends only after you’ve done a serious work contacting webmasters to remove the links should you use the Disavow links tool. Google created this tool to help you get rid of the links you were unable to get removed. Only after you’ve made an effort to remove the unnatural links that were violating Google’s guidelines you might have the manual action removed.
In some cases, Google will remove all the bad links, and your penalty will be lifted. But usually, it takes more than a couple of reconsideration attempts to make Google lift your penalty and begin the recovery process.
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