[HELP]How can i delete bad links to my site?

[jackjammer]

Is there any way i can know and delete the bad links to my website? I have check my webmaster tool and see that there's a porn related website that is linking to my website. How can i delete it? There's 11 to that website. Thanks

How can i also know if the links to my website are good and bad? Thanks

 

[BackY]

Use google disavow tool

 

[H0BB5]

Use linkresearchtools.com to find links and Google disavow to remove.

That being said, make sure to double-check which ones you're disavowing because if you do it too much, it may hurt you. Disavow really bad links with low or no PR and keep the ones that might be helping you, especially if your site is not actively building new good links.

 

[Vladamir]

i think semrush has one of the best disavow tools right now lets you auto search toxic links and put together a disavow tool

 

[stevesolo]

How can i also know if the links to my website are good and bad

After identifying the bad links using the linkresearchtools.com, you can remove those links by contacting the website owner to remove it. Or, you can disavow the bad links.

 

[megaMind007]

It's sometimes happening ... but no need to worried first you can contact the website owner to remove them if they do not respond use Google disavow to remove.

 

[Nut-Nights]

Change your site to porn tube.

 

[leon0021]

There is a Disavow Tool by Google. Should be one of the best ones to do so.

 

[zinuoruge]

mark

 

[Edward Eric]

Once you have found the toxic backlinks using tools like linkresearchtools, you should take immediate action to clean them up by contacting webmaster or disavow tool.

How can i also know if the links to my website are good and bad? Thanks

Sites which are not indexed by Google.
Overuse of Anchor Text.
Links from Irrelevant & ‘Untrustworthy’ Sites.
Sites with a virus or malware.

 

[fizz707]

You can try SEO SpyGlass for this (available in free edition). First, the tool collects all your backlinks, then you check a metric called Penalty Risk to see if any link is toxic (and lots of other factors to look at). After that you add bad links to disavow list (or disavow an entire domain) and export a ready-for-submission disavow file right from the app.
In case you can reach out to site-owners and ask to remove the link or make it nofollow - that`s better, but chances are you`ll still just disavow the link through Google Disavow Tool.

 

[mdee]

I recommend first trying to contact the site owner linking to your page. Google doesn't "like" to have a long disavow list. We had a penalty once because of bad links and disavowed all links with google's disavow tool. They didn't remove the penalty. After a few rounds and also feedback with Google they told us that we need to "work" on removing bad links. We could remove a lot of links by contacting the site owner and disavowed the rest. Then penalty was removed.

 

[jackjammer]

Use google disavow tool

Use linkresearchtools.com to find links and Google disavow to remove.

That being said, make sure to double-check which ones you're disavowing because if you do it too much, it may hurt you. Disavow really bad links with low or no PR and keep the ones that might be helping you, especially if your site is not actively building new good links.

i think semrush has one of the best disavow tools right now lets you auto search toxic links and put together a disavow tool

After identifying the bad links using the linkresearchtools.com, you can remove those links by contacting the website owner to remove it. Or, you can disavow the bad links.

Disavow is the best tool to solve this issue.
Upload a list of links to disavow:-

• Go to the disavow links tool page.
• Select your website.
• Click Disavow links.
• Click Choose file.

There is a Disavow Tool by Google. Should be one of the best ones to do so.

You can try SEO SpyGlass for this (available in free edition). First, the tool collects all your backlinks, then you check a metric called Penalty Risk to see if any link is toxic (and lots of other factors to look at). After that you add bad links to disavow list (or disavow an entire domain) and export a ready-for-submission disavow file right from the app.
In case you can reach out to site-owners and ask to remove the link or make it nofollow - that`s better, but chances are you`ll still just disavow the link through Google Disavow Tool.

I recommend first trying to contact the site owner linking to your page. Google doesn't "like" to have a long disavow list. We had a penalty once because of bad links and disavowed all links with google's disavow tool. They didn't remove the penalty. After a few rounds and also feedback with Google they told us that we need to "work" on removing bad links. We could remove a lot of links by contacting the site owner and disavowed the rest. Then penalty was removed.

Thanks guys, i haven't been penalized yet that's why i want to discard all the bad links to my site, i will try all the method that you've said! Thanks

Change your site to porn tube.

For 11 links i think its not a great idea.

 

[Cshark]

After you find out the link, go ahead and disavow it using Google Disavow tool. That's the only thing you can do if the site owner doesn't strip the link upon your request.

 

[SoCal Marketing]

Sign up for google webmaster tools, which will give you access to googles disavow tool. From there you are able to remove the bad links
Hope this helps!

 

[jackjammer]

After you find out the link, go ahead and disavow it using Google Disavow tool. That's the only thing you can do if the site owner doesn't strip the link upon your request.

I haven't check the bad links cause i don't have money to buy linkresearchtools, is there any way on how to check other bad links to my site for free? The linkresearchtools is free for 3 links.

Sign up for google webmaster tools, which will give you access to googles disavow tool. From there you are able to remove the bad links
Hope this helps!

I have webmaster tool but i need to check the bad links 1st before eliminate them.

 

[cashinpills]

You should update your Google disavow file daily to keep those spammy links away.

 

[jackjammer]

After you find out the link, go ahead and disavow it using Google Disavow tool. That's the only thing you can do if the site owner doesn't strip the link upon your request.

Should i email them at there whois provided email? Thanks

 

[Cshark]

Should i email them at there whois provided email? Thanks

Use the contact form on the site.

 

[jackjammer]

Use the contact form on the site.

They don't have contact form in their site.