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how you can remove spammy backlinks?
“This is a two-step process. First, you’ll need to download a list of links to your site. Next, you’ll create a file containing only the links you want to disavow, and upload this to Disavow links. We will see in Details: 1) Download links to your site
A) Choose the site you want on the Search Console home page.
B) On the Dashboard, click Search Traffic, and then click Links to Your Site.
C) Under Who links the most, click More.
D) Click Download more sample links. If you click Download latest links, you’ll see dates as well. 2)Upload a list of links to disavow
A) Go to the disavow links tool page.
B) Select your website.
C) Click Disavow links.
D) Click Choose file.”
You need to visit webmaster to check how many sites are linked to your website and then find the websites which are spammy.
And then create a disavow file which includes the links you want to remove or you think affects negatively on your website.
And upload disavow file.
Use the Disavow tool in your webmaster and remove the spam backlinks.
In recent Google webmaster hangout, a staff from Google said not need to disavow (so they make it hard to find in GSC dashboard). Google know which link comes nature or not. So don’t worry.
Most importantly, we prescribe that you expel however many spammy or low-quality links from the web as could be allowed. On the off chance that you’ve done as much work as you can to expel spammy or low-quality links from the web, and can’t gain further ground on getting the links brought down, you can deny the rest of the links…
To be prepared for the long ride and have a clean website, you should know that it requires two easy steps for a correct backlinks assessment. First, identify toxic backlinks and then remove bad backlinks. You can read more interesting articles by visiting the website blogs of digital marketing agency Radical Knights.