How to decrease spam score

[batterseawebexpert]

My website has 25 spam score how to I decrease this ( Moz showing this )

 

[SunnyLeon]

The easiest thing to do is just to move to another domain. But if you genuinely want to use that particular domain, go for niche backlinks. A lot of them. So many that the percentage of spam ones will be a lot lower.

 

[WebMath SEO]

You can disavow the spammy backlinks, Also build the quality and relevant backlinks.

 

[DeadJoe]

@batterseawebexpert Everyone here just offered you horrible advice. Moz spam score doesn't mean anything. Do not worry about it at all. It is a garbage metric that doesn't account for anything at all. Don't move to a new domain, and don't disavow anything.

 

[Voyag]

These day's there are tons of shit links that come to each website as it starts to grow. Google no longer takes them into account.
As google updates, these tools "don't" update themself. There are websites which get tons of them everyday, they can't sit and disavow each link.
Just ignore them.

 

[breakcode]

The moz spam score is not something you should worry about and it is also not a value that Google takes into account.
If I were you I wouldn't do anything now.

 

[hideath]

you shouldn't actually give a damn about it, it's too irrelevant, as much as Moz other metrics today,
when it comes to spammy links, you can simply check the current link profile using ahrefs and disavow the really spammy ones by manually checking,
in most cases it's not necessary tho, most of the low-quality links are just ignored by Google and won't affect any website with some authority,
it could be a problem only with low authority websites or in case of some heavy neg SEO anchors attack

 

[Deleted member 657006]

Usually soam of the backlinks.

Before changing domain, try getting rid of the bad backlinks.

Cheek the backlink websites for there spam rate, Get rid of any spam websites dissolve them thu google.

 

[fasttrak]

You can disavow the spammy backlinks, Also build the quality and relevant backlinks.

That does not actually work. Google yes, Moz no. The only way to lower your spam score in Moz is to remove the spammy links. However Moz's spam score is utter nonsense anyway.

 

[rapidgal]

Moz isn't a Google-affiliated tool If it were, I'm sure everyone would browse moz instead of looking at gsc.

The most accurate estimate is measured with gsc. My spam score is 11% in moz, but my site is in the top 5 for many keywords. So check incoming connections from gsc. Synthesize according to the quality of incoming links and create a list of links you will reject.

 

[Majbahul Islam]

Just increase the number of good links, that will balance the ratio... If you have spammy links just disavow them from GSC but it will not remove data from Moz. You need to contact site owners to remove your link to get removed from Moz. By the way, Moz spam score is useless. Don't worry about that .

Happy Blogging.

 

[marlee66]

Use normal text inside hyperlinks, instead of the URL.

 

[VampireDamon]

My website has 25 spam score how to I decrease this ( Moz showing this )

A score below 30 is considered a low score.
To reduce further you can minimize the usage of spam-sensitive words and add only quality and relatable backlinks.

 

[Starblazer]

There is no point in worrying about 3rd party metrics like Moz spam score. It'll only be a problem if Google finds spammy links in your profile. You should download your backlinks list from GSC and check for spammy links. If you find any, then disavow them.