Below you can find a more detailed answer from John Mueller

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Google itself doesn’t work this way. They assess the parties that are linking to your website based on relevance. That’s why excluding based only on metrics is a bad idea. We’re also not a big fan of metrics like the ‘spam score’ from MOZ or the ‘toxic link score’ from Semrush. Tools like these are often not that good at really seeing what spam is anyway. We would recommend not disavowing backlinks like the following: Links with a DA (domain authority) lower than 10 Links with a high spam score in MOZ Links with a high toxic link score in Semrush How do I find out if I have spammy backlinks? There are many different tools that crawl your link profile constantly. For example tools like Majestic, Moz, Afhrefs, and Semrush, that can show which backlinks were added over the past months. However, these tools all have a huge disadvantage.


They often find links that are not there, or are no longer there. Ahrefs in particular, shows a lot of links in the past months from domains where, after Afghanistan Phone Number List checking the code, it turns out that there’s no link. We always recommend taking Google Search Console as guidance in your search for harmful links. Go to GSC, click on ‘links report’, go to ‘download’, and then click on ‘latest links’ in the top right corner. Then you should get a spreadsheet or CSV file where you can see all the links that have been added recently. What are the risks of spammy backlinks? The risks of spammy backlinks are quite small. In the past, the use of negative SEO was quite frequent. One of the main tactics to hurt the rankings and search engine visibility of competitors were, you guessed it, spammy links.




This has caused Google to decide to just ignore spam and other negative types of SEO. So in a nutshell, the risks are very low. Below you can find a more detailed answer from John Mueller (Search Advocate at Google) to the question ‘What does Google do when it indicates spam?”. Dennis Akkerman, CEO at Seeders, said: ‘’We are proud to announce this joint venture with Passion Digital, who we have built a strong relationship with over the years. Our partnership with Passion Digital offers us a great foothold in London and will give our international clients a solid entrance into the highly competitive UK market.’’ Alexandre Hoffmann, Managing Partner at Passion Digital, said: ‘’We are really excited to work with Seeders and help them launch their London office.