How do you know if a domain is spammed
- Thread starter zotohost
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- Oct 2, 2009
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Knock yourself out: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=backlink+checker
moonshine7000
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- Mar 4, 2013
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You can tell by putting your domain name in Google,you will see pages with Chinese characters in them.
HoneyHelper
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I usually put up the domain name in google to check the whole history of it!
Those tools are only useful if you need to fix some technical issue with domain & not to see if it's spammed.
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I hate to say this but sometimes no matter how hard you check you might get a crap spammed domain. I brought about 20 for a pbn. Checked way back on them all, checked historic anchors, googled the domain, checked whois history and still I got 4/20 that were penalised. Its up to you then if you want to try and get that penalty removed...
1. Google: "yourdomain.com" -site:yourdomain.com to check on indexed backlinks.
2. Check the domains through the site explorer in majestic and ahrefs. Check the number of backlinks (thousands of links might mean it's spammed) and anchor texts (if crap words like cialis or something appear, drop it immediately).
2. Check the domains through the site explorer in majestic and ahrefs. Check the number of backlinks (thousands of links might mean it's spammed) and anchor texts (if crap words like cialis or something appear, drop it immediately).
greenlabelseo
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You can check it with OpenSiteExplorel or Ahrefs, also through WebArchive.
You have to do more than that. Some networks interlink and by the time you are checking for the profile of your domain they have long removed the links from their network and they fall out of the index of the backlink checker. In Majestic you can check the historical links this is where you'll see these spam links.
accelerator_dd
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1. Check archive snapshots - anything that looks like a website was repurposed means BAD
2. Check the anchor texts used (ahrefs or majestic for BL report) and see if they seem like a natural pattern - exact anchor used a lot is a red flag - also anything porn/pharma/gambling/review KWs/replica products
These two points should get you close. You can skim over the backlinks too if you want, and see if anything looks like spam.
2. Check the anchor texts used (ahrefs or majestic for BL report) and see if they seem like a natural pattern - exact anchor used a lot is a red flag - also anything porn/pharma/gambling/review KWs/replica products
These two points should get you close. You can skim over the backlinks too if you want, and see if anything looks like spam.
RoXt3R
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I think Ultratools is the best option.
Hi,
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Spam is an ongoing issue that costs businesses and individuals billions of dollars in lost time and resources. Spam includes unsolicited commercial email (UCE) and other unwanted bulk email.
[h=2]Why Am I Getting So Much Spam?[/h] The best way to stop spam is to stop it from ever happening in the first place. To better understand what can be done about receiving spam it is important to understand how spammers send mail and why they may target one specific address over another address.