What software you use to check toxic backlinks?
- Thread starter kopoland
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- Jul 30, 2012
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Ultimate Guide in MOZ this whole section is about finding low quality backlinks and handling outreach to webmasters to get the URLs removed.
Link here :- https://moz.com/blog/ultimate-guide-to-google-penalty-removal
Link here :- https://moz.com/blog/ultimate-guide-to-google-penalty-removal
MatthewGraham
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Are these toxic links from link building you/your client did that you want to undo? Negative SEO attempts from a competitor? Trying to salvage some penalized domain (probably not going to happen)? The context is going to affect what you want to do here.
In general, I don't have a lot of faith in the disavow file doing anything. I've even heard people theorize that disavowing links does more harm than good. It's generally better to remove the links entirely, if possible.
In general, I don't have a lot of faith in the disavow file doing anything. I've even heard people theorize that disavowing links does more harm than good. It's generally better to remove the links entirely, if possible.
don chino
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Open Site Explorer from MOZ is pretty decent to discover toxic backlinks but you might be limited without a subscription. You can try to use different backlink checkers like ahrefs, majestic, semrush, gwt - as relying on a single source won't show you all links
TheDevloper
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check the domain authority + use alexa, i always use alexa and search console, the disavow tool still working.
fizz707
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SEO SpyGlass from SEO PowerSuite. it has a penalty risk metric with explanation of why a backlink is considered potentially risky and built-in disavow file generator.