ChocolatePie
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I'm an atheist about spam score, how about you? Do you care about it?
Do you believe in spam score?
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A high spam score often signals the use of excessive spammy SEO tactics, from toxic backlinks to low-quality, unoptimized content. If the third-party tools identify the site as spammy, Google's more sophisticated Spam detection systems may trace it sooner or later.
xReminisce
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No
There no reason to care
There no reason to care
RussianBroski
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nope, fuck it
alexpeteronoja
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No. I dont believe in it.
vibecrafted
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A spam score is a way to measure how likely an email or message is to be considered unwanted or spam.
It’s based on things like the message’s content, sender and whether it looks suspicious.
The higher the score, the more likely it is to end up in the spam folder.
People care about it to avoid missing important messages or having their content flagged wrongly.
It’s based on things like the message’s content, sender and whether it looks suspicious.
The higher the score, the more likely it is to end up in the spam folder.
People care about it to avoid missing important messages or having their content flagged wrongly.
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You need to check the other aspect as well: backlink quality, relevancy, authority, etc.
RoadMoist503
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I am not sure if it matters in 2025, but I do check the spam score before adding a new backlink to my site. I believe the spam score is due to the site's past suspicious activity. I do not like receiving link juice from such sites. Yes, there are still those who argue that link Juice is a myth.
Spam score is just another third-party metric, like DR and DA, and it can differ between tools. It's not something you should overly concern yourself with, as it doesn't necessarily represent the true quality or value of a site.
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Not per se. It could be correct but that’s probably not the best indicator to look for anyway. To be honest as long as I don’t see a spammy website history (web archive is freaking awesome for this), I consider the domain to be viable. You never know what will be a hit. If you saw a great domain and didn’t register just because it had some stupid metric, you probably are missing out on great potential projects.
If you are getting a domain for the reg price and you think it can be a good one, go for it by all means. Don’t worry about metrics and bla. At the worst you are losing $10 (or even less if you get a discount). Two packs of cigarettes cost more than that.
If you are getting a domain for the reg price and you think it can be a good one, go for it by all means. Don’t worry about metrics and bla. At the worst you are losing $10 (or even less if you get a discount). Two packs of cigarettes cost more than that.
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What these spam score calculators score, could be very well different from what google scores. i have taken them with a pinch of salt.
About as much use as my granny wheeling a 1 legged horse.
About as much use as my granny wheeling a 1 legged horse.
jenny agency
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I don't care much about this issue.