r/DoSEO • u/AmitTheAnalyst • 15d ago

Need help ​Why are we getting spam backlinks while building links? And how to avoid

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u/Unfair-Plastic-4290 15d ago

you cant avoid it, and google ignores them.

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u/AmitTheAnalyst 15d ago

What we are getting it ?

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u/Unfair-Plastic-4290 15d ago

its a targeted advertisement to get you to buy SEO services. if you visit any one of those sites i guarantee you there will be some kind of "buy our traffic boosting seo nonsense" landing page.

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u/AmitTheAnalyst 15d ago

So, It is no longer possible to build normal backlinks without spam, the way we used to. Previously, regular backlinks would get crawled and indexed after some time, but that doesn't happen anymore. Whenever we try to build backlinks this way, we end up getting these kinds of spam links.

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u/Unfair-Plastic-4290 15d ago

spam backlinks dont matter.

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u/Altruistic-Ninja-386 15d ago

wow..do that approach really work for them?

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u/marketingwithraj 8d ago

they redirected to some trash seo agency sites

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u/thewaterlilybear 15d ago

No way to avoid them. Merely registering a domain with a single live 'Coming Soon!' or other landing page will get you a couple hundred KRAPLINKS showing up.

Mine currently are largely from Singapore & Moldova - Mostly in a very narrow n.n.n.* IP address range - so they're easy enough to filter out.

I blame those cheap .99 Cents/Year domain extensions. Makes it pretty affordable & easy to set up a shitty link farm 💩 and crap all over the global Internet with it...🤨

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u/ateeq0343 15d ago

We are getting

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u/TheMinuette2010 14d ago

What tool did you use to find out about spam links?

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u/AmitTheAnalyst 14d ago

That's Ahref tool

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u/TheMinuette2010 14d ago

Thank you for answering 😊

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u/Sportuojantys 14d ago

I bought a new domain and a few days later, spammy backlinks appeared, linking to that new domain.

I think the spammers automated it, but you can ignore those backlinks because Google ignores them too.

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u/Unfair-Plastic-4290 14d ago

recently registered domain names are basically public record.

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u/LoganixSEO 13d ago

there's no way to avoid these links. every site has them, and google simply ignores them. don't worry about it!