Google’s
Disavow Tool is a tool which is used as a last resort in cleaning of your link
profile or we can say removing spammy links or bad links from your site. When
you go through different articles related to recovery of websites from
different Google’s algorithm updates such as Penguin, which hit websites
with bad or spammy links, you surely get this tool mentioned in them. As I
earlier said this tool should only be used as a last resort, From last resort I
mean to say that you should only use this tool if you have considerable amount
of spammy or bad links and you have tried all other ways of removing them but
unable to remove all. I have written a detailed article on
Only
using Google's Disavow Tool isn’t enough, firstly try Email outreach method for
contacting and requesting different webmasters to remove links to your site.
Use this tool with caution as this tool may harm your site’s performance. When
using this tool try to be detailed as possible and confess everything.
In this article we are going to discuss How to use Google's Disavow Tool effectively?
Steps for using Google's Links Disavow Tool
Only
using Google's Disavow Tool isn’t enough, firstly try Email outreach method for
contacting and requesting different webmasters to remove links to your site.
Use this tool with caution as this tool may harm your site’s performance. When
using this tool try to be detailed as possible and confess everything.In this article we are going to discuss How to use Google's Disavow Tool effectively?
Steps for using Google's Links Disavow Tool
(1) Creating a text file which
contains all bad and spammy links.
(2) Uploading text file to Google
Disavow Tool.
Creating
a text file which contains all bad and spammy links.
I
am using Google Webmaster Tools for creating link file but you can also use
other free online backlinks checker tools which are available free.
(1) Go to Google Webmaster Tools and
login there with your Email and password.
(2) Select your site on which you
want link analysis.
(3) In your dashboard, go to
‘traffic’ and then ‘links to your site’.
(4) Click on ‘More’ and then
‘Download latest links’.
(5) Choose ‘CSV’ format and download
it.
(6) Open it with Microsoft Excel and
expand block ‘A’ to view full links.
(7) Copy all the links and paste them
to notepad.
(8) Now remove Good links leaving
behind bad and spammy links.
(9) Save it.
(10) You can add various comments starting from '#' before links to
provide different details. Google ignore lines starting from '#'. (Ex- #
Owner of domain xyz .com removed links but unable to remove all,
followed by your links.
Note- They consider 1 link per line as valid links, if you write more than 1 link per line they will not consider it as valid.
Now
you have created your link list which contains considerable number of bad and
spammy links.
Uploading
your link list to Google's Disavow Tool.
(1) Go to Google's Disavow Tool under
Google Webmaster Tools.
(2) Select your site on which you
want to use this tool and click on ‘DISAVOW LINKS’.
(3) A warning message is displayed by
Google, again click on ‘DISAVOW LINKS’.
(4) Upload your links file which we
have created in step 1.
(5) Click on ‘Submit’ and you are
done.
NOTE-
This tool doesn’t works instantly, you have to wait for some months in order to
see satisfactory results.
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