Should I disavow these dangerous links?

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I used SEMrush to analyze my website's backlinks and found that some links were marked as dangerous. Should I disavow these links?
Are SEMrush's tips reliable?
I don't want to accidentally disavow some legitimate links.
Currently, my website has only 1.1k backlinks and only 200 referring domains.
Need your suggestions
 
Don’t blindly follow its disavow suggestions. Tools often flag links just because they look low-quality, not necessarily harmful.
 
I used SEMrush to analyze my website's backlinks and found that some links were marked as dangerous. Should I disavow these links?
Are SEMrush's tips reliable?
I don't want to accidentally disavow some legitimate links.
Currently, my website has only 1.1k backlinks and only 200 referring domains.
Need your suggestions


Are you able to manually analyze these domains to see how spammy they are? an ideal , an ideal benchmark using Ahrefs with would be anything less than DR <5 and looks spammy. That can be disavowed.

If you have access to ahrefs , you can make a quick filter with best links: Only . With other options like Low quality , spammy etc.


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Don’t rely only on this tool, check manually, and if you find any really bad links, disavow them.
 
Are you able to manually analyze these domains to see how spammy they are? an ideal , an ideal benchmark using Ahrefs with would be anything less than DR <5 and looks spammy. That can be disavowed.

If you have access to ahrefs , you can make a quick filter with best links: Only . With other options like Low quality , spammy etc.


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I don’t have ahref
What I thought was to visit these sites one by one to see if they just have poor quality content or are truly harmful.
 
Don’t rely only on this tool, check manually, and if you find any really bad links, disavow them.
Thanks for the suggestion, I'm doing that now and checking them one by one, luckily there aren't many.
 
Before proceeding with any disavowal, it’s important to cross-check the data. Different SEO tools (like SEMrush, Ahrefs, Moz, etc.) often show varying metrics, keywords, traffic, and backlink counts. I recommend verifying the “toxic” links flagged by SEMrush with other reputable tools, such as Ahrefs, to confirm whether they’re truly harmful. I followed the same for my website.
 
Check site traffic and link relevance to see if they are good. You should only remove if they are spammy links.
 
Don't use only SEMrush to analyze your website's backlinks, try others before making any decision.
 
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