Competitor blasting my site

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DBMEDIALLC

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• Sep 18, 2013

• #41

I'd do guest posting and get really high quality links. The more high quality links your site has, the less these junk links will matter.

 

InstaRank

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• Sep 18, 2013
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• #42

Update- i just added all bad link domains in disavow tool, lets see how it goes.

 

ekoee

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• Sep 18, 2013

• #43

leena said:

Yes, if anything bad happens with my site then all top 10 sites in my niche are gone for sure.

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What, are you like 5? With that comment, I don't think I can trust you with my site. Hope you don't blast your clients when they leave you a bad review. :x

 

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caroline1977

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #44

Does the competition can do that?

 

mandude

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #45

leena said:

Did you use sape links? and what kind of bad links were you getting?

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A bunch of spammy blog comments to our forum, they look really random, and the comment they are in have like 20 other random links, it is really weird. but very spammy.

 

TropicalSun

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Apr 17, 2011

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #46

this is shitty, sorry man.

one thing though is those incoming anchor text links wont penalize your website.

id be much mroe concerned if all the links was your primary money keyword and they linked to your homepage. thats the sort of thing that triggers penalties.

 

SPQR

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #47

You need to disavow to backlinks before a penalty strikes. Also, continue to drip good backlinks to clear things!

 

lover

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #48

Questions for those who have got their site negative seod..

Does google drops ranking of inner pages as well even if someone is blasting all links at home page?

 

Laubster

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May 21, 2013

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #49

Execute said:

Also take a note of the sites in the top 1-3 pages right now, then if you can identify one out of all of them that haven't received the negative SEO against them, it might give you a good idea of the source.

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Not a bad idea actually

 

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SEOHULK

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• Sep 23, 2013

• #50

Only one thing to do:
1. Lawyer up
2. Hit the gym
3. Delete Faceb.... oops, sorry, not that kind of post

Seriously:
1. BUILD QUALITY LINKS (slowly, naturally)
2. Disavow the bad links

That way the bad links can't hurt you because you still have those solid, quality backlinks with good content. In the end the competitors may even be helping you with these blasts

 

Rank 360

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• Sep 24, 2013

• #51

Roshaen said:

Best Option Would be Disavow those links via google websmaster i guess

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I strongly agree with this point.. If the bad links are coming from a particular URL or through particular bad tags, then Webmaster tools will help you to get rid of it.....
So that, whenever the bad links are generated, Google doesn't consider those again, moreover take off all the links from the URL.

 

InstaRank

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• Sep 24, 2013
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• #52

I have already added all spam domains in disavow tool, in past week or so site slipped in rankings a little, just 3-5 spots down. I am doing one experiment to see if it works. Will post here if it does so it helps all the people who are also neg seo'd.