Should you delete you BMR links?

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LordSummerisle

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Now that the entire BMR network has been de-indexed and they are providing their users with the option to delete all the links that you have built using their network, I was wondering should you do this, the reason I am asking is because I think I have read somewhere if Google send you a letter about detecting unnatural backlinks that you shouldn?t remove them, which should you do?

Many thanks in advance,

 

Last edited: Mar 23, 2012

steelballs

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As far as I am aware there are no hard and fast rules - but think about it the BMR links are useless so how does it help to keep them

 

BassTrackerBoats

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No, do not delete any links.

Build new links and vary your linkbuilding... use a variety of anchor texts and a variety of backlinking processes. Add content to your sites in the form of content on pages you currently have and new pages and backlink those using a variety of backlinks with a variety of anchor texts.

Deindexed sites don't always stay deindexed.

 

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LordSummerisle

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Sorry I meant to write your instead of you in the title, yeah I am not really sure why you would want to keep them, I am sure that is one network of sites that will stay de-indexed but like I say I just remember reading somewhere not to delete backlinks, maybe because it is viewed as an admission of guilt or whatever who knows?

 

Last edited: Mar 23, 2012

twilightofidols

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I'm of the opinion you shouldn't bother to delete them. If google was going to flag you as a co-conspirator in their network it would've already happened by now.

If you remove the links I doubt your rank will increase as the blog network sites are supposedly all deindexed anyway.

 

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LordSummerisle

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Yeah there is definitely an element of shutting the door after the horse has bolted.

 

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broker

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Delete them. It is not going to hurt, and could help.

 

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nyuc1

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Even though the sites are de-indexed in Google, they may still indexed in Yahoo / Bing. The question should be how long BMR is going to keep the sites? Without subscription fee, I doubt they will continue to maintain it.