Since the last Penguin 4.0 (Real-time) update, lots of things have changed in terms of quality backlinks. Bad backlinks have remained the same, though, even if they were created some time ago with no intent to harm a website, or there was an arranged negative SEO attack or maybe a spammy link-building campaign, with the purpose to rank high & fast. We’ve tackled this matter before, yet, we felt the need of updating this topic for 2018.
There are a lot of free tools that helps us to check spam back links. Some popular tools that you use are Semrush, Moz, Ubersuggest, Ahrefs (free version) and many more.
You can also check by looking at your anchor text. If it looks dubious, confused or doesn't coincide with your niche, it could be a spam back link.
Since the last Penguin 4.0 update, it's been more important than ever to make sure that all of the backlinks to your website are high quality, since bad backlinks can have a serious negative effect on your rankings. One of the best ways to check for spam backlinks is to use a tool like crowdo.
This platform can help create qualitative backlinks and it will make things way more easier for you. You can see here for more information about how to use it to its fullest potential. Overall, it's important to stay on top of your backlinks and make sure that they are all of good quality.
Last edited by GaveModeva; 03-03-2023 at 09:37 AM.
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