I have found my links through SEMrush but how to know which links are of low quality?
I would suggest that look around a bit.
If you are using paid semrush tool then its totally already showing many details.
(03-30-2019, 03:52 AM)frank Wrote: [ -> ]I would suggest that look around a bit.
If you are using paid semrush tool then its totally already showing many details.
But they are showing many metrics its quite impossible for me.
Please tell me you don't know the basics and you still bought the high end tool.
(03-31-2019, 01:54 PM)ksmith29 Wrote: [ -> ]Please tell me you don't know the basics and you still bought the high end tool.
That would be funny, indeed.
I remember my first time. I tried a free tool for backlinks.
I know the basics just don't know the specific terms and abbreviations.
Hi,
You can follow these point to check it is good or low-quality back-link:
-MozRank
-Domain Authority (DA)
-Page Authority(PA)
-Google index status
-check Do follow and No follow
-Spam score
-Content(Unique, readable and strong)
-page rank
-alexa rank
-Related link
Hi,
you can use paid tools like Ahref, MOZ, SEMRush to know which links are low-quality
Check out to points here for low -quality links
- MOZ DA PA
- Ahref DR UR
- MOZ Spam Score
- Traffic on that Site
- Relevant Backlink category
- Link type (dofollow- nofollow)
The short answer to this is: yes, paid links or links from bad neighborhoods on the web can hurt your site's rankings in Google. ... Instead of simply assuring us that bad links won't hurt our site in Google's search results, they're now telling us that it's unlikely, and that they probably won't.