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@ali1604 "Hi [serktba],

I understand your concern about the Spam Score. A score of 2% is quite low, but it's good to be vigilant. Regularly reviewing your backlinks and ensuring your content remains high-quality and relevant to your audience can help keep your score low.

I’ve been focusing on these practices myself and have found them effective. If you're interested, I've also been working on enhancing my site's visuals using some advanced tools, which you can learn more about here: https://photoleadapk.com/.

Hope this helps!"

@serktba

Hi [serktba],

It’s great that you’re focused on maintaining white hat practices for your website. A Spam Score of 2% is relatively low and generally not something to worry about, but it’s always good to be proactive.

Here are a few tips that might help in reducing or maintaining a low spam score:

Review Backlinks: Make sure all the backlinks pointing to your site are from reputable sources. If you find any low-quality or irrelevant backlinks, consider using Google’s Disavow Tool.

Quality Content: Continuously publish high-quality, relevant content that adds value to your audience. This not only helps in SEO but also ensures that your site maintains its integrity.

Monitor Outbound Links: Ensure that any outbound links on your site are to reputable and relevant websites. Linking to low-quality sites can increase your spam score.

Avoid Keyword Stuffing: Even with white hat practices, it’s easy to over-optimize. Make sure your content reads naturally and is not overloaded with keywords.

Stay Updated with SEO Practices: SEO guidelines evolve, so it’s crucial to stay informed about the latest best practices.

If you’re interested, I’ve shared more tips and insights on maintaining a healthy SEO score on my website. Feel free to check it out here: [Your Website URL].

Keep up the good work with your white hat strategies!