How to reduce spam score
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My website's spam score is getting more spamy backlink also removed, yet what is not happening https://www.cyberyukti.com
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My website's spam score is getting more spamy backlink also removed, yet what is not happening
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Well ive had an experience, but mine when i purchased my domain https://hiphopafrika.com, the spam score was high, friends advised me to ditch it. But i left it, and started building high quality contents and backlinks, luckily the spam score dropped after like 3 months.
My advise; make sure you dnt have error 404, dnt let your site go offline for long, build quality contents and good backlinks, disavow bad links and remove the ones you can.
I use Moz analytics, maybe you should use it too.
Best regards!
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Hi there,
I do not think you should worry about spam score since this is a third party metric. However, if you want to improve your score, you must build high-quality backlinks from high DA sites.
Ross
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