How to reduce my website Spam Score?

[Mia Jane]

Disavow bad link and improve unique quality of content and build quality links from high authority sites.

 

[SeRptrIx]

Add the Quality backlinks from high authority sites, Increase your content quality level, and Build the internal links.

 

[nijack moriyal]

Moz spam score has no value now. It's a such bullshit. It does not matter to google. You will still rank high in google as before. My site has also get spam score and its well ranking and although there is no spammy links pointed to my site. Moz has increased the spam score from 0 to 72. And apart from it I purchased a new domain and put html website on it and done no backlink work moz increased the spam score from 0 to 25. Here is the link you can check yourself. Bodyhealthblog. com. There is lot of bug in moz spam score

 

[Kaine]

Make new quality links without anchors and once it's been indexed for some time disavow bad links. Meanwhile, work the social aspect without stopping good links. I would take this opportunity to refresh the site, add content + some modifications in the code.

 

[DomBrave]

You have to disavow all the spammy links and build lots of authority, niche related links at the same time

 

[Turbo SEO]

Disavow spammy links and built with high quality of backlinks

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Moz metrics don't mean shit. They're useless.

 

[Mr. EliteSeo]

Check for backlink history and remove your backlinks from spammy sites, also check the uniqueness of your site content. This will surely help

 

[Deleted member 994306]

Check with MOZ, it will detailed analysis of spam score backlinks present on your site. Check with it and remove the not worthy links.

 

[Ranking Expert]

Its not worth but you wanna do that then delete your low quality links.

 

[kurosaki4d]

For the curious ones, Just an update, after over a year, the domain is doing pretty good. The spam score is currently at 1% and the site is making money, and continuously growing

Didn't chase after removing those old bad backlinks, I did my best but couldn't get all of them away, so I just focused on acquired slowly some new good ones instead !

 

[Aguspian]

disavow and waiting is the answer

 

[JustLiB]

Moz has a pretty detailed list of signals used for spam score.
If you haven't read it yet, here it is : https://moz.com/help/link-explorer/link-building/spam-score#spam-score-signals

 

[Adam Weston]

Avoid usage of spam-sensitive words and phrases.
Use normal text inside hyperlinks, instead of the URL.

 

[kurosaki4d]

disavow and waiting is the answer

Yes, I forgot I did disavow too, but instead of waiting I kept going and built for myself some good backlinks, and it eventually dropped from 22% to 1%.

I just forgot completely about it!

 

[sohbasoft]

i can or reduce spam score i have a trick

 

[Aguspian]

Yes, I forgot I did disavow too, but instead of waiting I kept going and built for myself some good backlinks, and it eventually dropped from 22% to 1%.

I just forgot completely about it!

nice to hear that

 

[iamraza001]

You should have a new blog if your old blog has a huge spam score.

 

[kurosaki4d]

You should have a new blog if your old blog has a huge spam score.

Not necessarily, it can still be saved! As I mentioned, my blog had 22% spam score and I brought it down to 1%.

If his blog is still new and fresh, then it's worth starting a new one while it's still early, and learn from this by better checking the new domain he'll be buying. Do a background check on the domain name.

 

[BulletSEO]

Build some high quality backlinks and remove spammy links from your website.