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I got about 1500 links from
I got about 1500 links from that forum. And no...it's not a site wide. I got a link for each session id google had on it
How to fix
So how does one fix these bad backlinks. We went from ranking ten down to 20 under a very strong keyword and were the only one for about 5 pages that had only a PR of 1 and fewer backlinks than anyone. We keep pluggin along trying to make it to the top then al of a sudden we drop to twenty. So is there any software out there that will pull all of our backlinks and tell us which ones are good and bad?
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ooh thanks a lot for the tips?
thank's for the good post?!!!
yes cemlouis i just notice the notification there..either i missed that
part when i upload the theme or they just recently updated their site and also make it more clear about their theme submit policy.
but still is there anyway they can prevent anyone uploading someone
else theme..that’s still the biggest question need to be solved. I know if i release a standalone theme with my own footer link without sponsor links..i would be glad to submit the theme there and they can add the extra links in the theme since the they got a very potential click download rate and that’s without a doubt since i did feature their site for great theme place but there’s still sponsors issue that need to explained if the sponsors suddenly asked about the extra link..what should i tell them?
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thank you man perfect
Agreed, they can do harm
Specific types of back links can cause harm, especially when they are in tandem with various hijacks / redirects.
Actually, they can
Actually, links can harm your website, but it takes a precise set of circumstances and set of links to do it, and most webmasters and SEO's do not have the information. If they did, this would be happening much more often unfortunately.
Im not going to go into the
Im not going to go into the details but it doesnt really take a set of circumstances. Originaly people were taught that backlinks were harmless and would only benifit a site. This is no longer true. We have seen a case where just 2 backlinks from a bad site pushed us back on ranking.
backlinks cant to harm
backlinks cant to harm your site, because everybody can harm the competitor's site by making bad backlinks.
no matter where the
no matter where the backlinks come from they should not be able to harm you cause you have no control who links to you
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I Tend to Agree, Google Doesnt
Unfortunately there has always been issues with clear message from Google about how this can and cannot hurt you. The problem is in defacto understanding of the problem. From an administrative or upper end front, this doesn't happen, but on the front lines, for webmasters and businesses, clearly it does.
Unfortunately there is a real miscommunication line between Google and webmasters, otherwise would Google would understand this phenomenon better. Alternatively, its possible they already do, but do not want every person to know how volatile the effect really is for fear of massive manipulation
Thank you man
Thank you man
I agree
I don't think that in the long run bad backlinks will hurt you as much as good ones will help.
agreed
At a keynote I was at in SES NY they said taht google does not penalize for bad backlinks, and will just not count them as good. But linking out to bad neighborhoods is much more damaging
Good stuff
I dont know if google actually penalizes for bad back links, I think they just ignore them, therefore you can't be hurt by them. Now where linking can get you in trouble is linking out to bad sites or link farms.
Your article
Hi,
If Google is able to detect dodgy links and penalise you for them then it is definitely possible, in fact easy, for a competitor to get you penalised.
I suspect that if the sites linking to you are very bad indeed then it doesn't need that many to hit the trigger. I have some links to a site that are from domains that are in the form randomletters.com, registered to Russian guys that look like mega link farms with many script generated pages on thousands of sub domains all linked together and then on one page there is a single link to me. When I Google the domain name I find they have tens of thousands of back links which are 100% comment spam. We have dropped 10 places for something which is completely out of our control. At least one of our competitors has been similarly targetted.
Counter to this is the fact that if you are in a smaller market that has language specific terms then the thresholds for spam detection are set far too high and it is easy for a site to use grey area links to get to #1 without detection. If the current #1 has say 500 naturally developed backlinks with uncontrolled anchor text then you might be able to get someone in New Delhi to buy you 300 with the right anchor text and take the top slot. And you will never get detected because the spam level is set in 1000s to suit the US market size and we opperate in 100s.
Cheers
Sid
This has happend to me in
This has happend to me in the last few weeks. It's not about porn keyword or anything, just a huge amount of backlinks in a few days (all comming from just 5 sites). One of them looks like a broken forum (this might be unintentional). I got about 1500 links from that forum. And no...it's not a site wide. I got a link for each session id google had on it :(
Does anybody have an idee what to do now? My site has been penalized hard and if this continues for to long I will run out of buisisness
Back Link Sabotage
Oh and it's so easy to do. I know of a real estate company who trawled through 1000s of directories to add their competitors with anchor text that involved certain 'banned words' i.e. swearwords, porn etc... Thankfully, they went bust.
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