garyjoseph
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Hi guys, if 90 percent of a blog’s backlinks is from sites like blogger.com, would it look spammy to google?
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Not necessary.
garyjoseph
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I see some DA 50 sites with only such backlinksyes, but it won't penalize your site if that's what you're worried about. But it won't help too much, either
crissdinesh
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If blogger is spam, Google would have killed this product. It's the only blogging platform owned by Google. Make sure links are not from spammy sites.
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they probably have backlinks from PBNs and PBNs are usually hidden for security reasons, which is why you can't see those backlinks in any tool
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It depends on the quality of those blogs. If they are churn & burn blogs, then they won't add much value. If they're getting some traffic, then they are quality backlinks. Regardless, Google ignores them in most cases as they know who owns these blogs. If they are your own, then it could be a problem.
garyjoseph
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Damn!! How can I hide my pbn backlinks?
garyjoseph
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How’s it a problem if they’re mine?
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with the robots.txt and .htaccess files, but don't ask me the exact steps cause I'm not tech-savvy so I haven't gotten a clue
garyjoseph
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Haha. Okay!! Thankswith the robots.txt and .htaccess files, but don't ask me the exact steps cause I'm not tech-savvy so I haven't gotten a clue
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You clearly leave all footprints like spun content, T-2 links etc.