Google: Don’t Worry About Malicious Backlinks, We Ignore Them

Google’s John Mueller says online website owners shouldn’t fear poor search engine optimization attacks that involve malicious online links.

Google: Don’t Worry About Malicious Backlinks, We Ignore Them 1

A blogger contacted Mueller on Twitter, announcing they have been worried their website is getting “oneway link bombed.”

The site’s narrow link profile went from 2,000 referring domain names to over 12,000 within a month.

Unless one of their articles went viral and picked up hundreds of original hyperlinks, this is a reasonably apparent try at lousy search engine marketing.

It’s likely that someone is constructing a large number of low-exceptional hyperlinks in an attempt to harm the web page’s recognition or perhaps even trigger a Google penalty.

The website owner says they’ve been disavowing the domain names, but they can’t keep up with all the new hyperlinks.
So, if this happens to you, don’t waste your time trying to remove all the malicious hyperlinks.

Recently, Google posted a 30-page white paper that details approximately the kinds of systems Mueller is regarding.

Google has emerged as quite adept at protecting its search index from spammy practices and tries to control find ratings, either undoubtedly or negatively.

You can read my quick recap of the 30-web-page document here.

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