[caption id="attachment_11016" align="alignright" width="400"]© immrchris - Fotolia.com[/caption]Links to your blog or website are a good thing, right? Not necessarily all the time. If you have any undesirable links to your site, you now have an option to remove them.
[caption id="attachment_11016" align="alignright" width="400"]© immrchris - Fotolia.com[/caption]Links to your blog or website are a good thing, right? Not necessarily all the time. If you have any undesirable links to your site, you now have an option to remove them.
A while ago I talked about the Penguin update, and about how many webmasters and site owners were now doing something we would never have imagined a couple of years ago: they are contacting other sites to stop linking to them and to remove previously placed links.
Well, it looks like Google notice all the buzz and decided to go along. Yesterday it announced a Disavow Links tool inside the Webmasters Central. If you have low quality or spammy sites linking to you and would like to remove those links you can now use that tool and Google will take care of it.
Who should do it, though? Here’s quote from a Search Engine Article:
Read the entire article Google Launches Tool to Let You Block Links.
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