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How To Check Bad Neighborhood Links

Are you worried of your blog getting any google penalty? Google’s advice is to continue provide fresh new contents in order to get good ranking in SERP ranking. They don’t advice us to build links in order to get good ranking. Links should be created organically, means you get backlinks by someone who thinks they need to share your link in appropriate site. It is easy to get good backlinks if our content is good and it may take years to gain only hundreds of backlink organically. So, we take the link building effort from blog commenting, link exchanges, forum posting, social bookmarking, linkbaits, etc to get backlinks. There are several ways to get backlinks and google doesn’t like bad neighborhood types.

There are many still misunderstande the concept of bad neighborhood links and it’s penalty from google. If you get a backlink from bad neighbourhood site that have thousands of links on single page with tons of Viagra, pharma links, it won’t hurt you with penalty or get you any benefits of backlinks. Unless, Google able to detect that you pays that bad neighborhood site to link for you. Of course, we are talking about dofollow links here, otherwise no point of this post. We can get penalty if our blog or website give link to any bad neighborhood sites. For example, if a website A is a link farm and google sees it as a bad neighborhood site. Linking to website A from our blog on sidebar or on blog post with dofollow link can get our site penalized.

Is there a sudden drop in SERP ranking? Do you link to any bad neighborhood websites or blogs? It is not easy to check if our blog have hundreds of external links (not healthy too) on one page. Recently, I found a free tool that can help us to do that. Hope this helps you identify bad neighborhood links on your blog or website easily.

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17 Responses to “How To Check Bad Neighborhood Links”

  1. Anne Says:

    Hi Atniz. Thanks for this tip. I tried the recommended tool and found that I have two Questionable Links. Both are Blog Directory. It seems that I have to do away with the two for the sake of google :(

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    Atniz Reply:

    Glad you found the risky sites. Remove the link from your blog as it may lead to some penalty too.

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  2. Multiply Themes Says:

    Thanks for this link.I’ve noticed that when a URL has a “Sexy” word in it, the scanner automatically marks it, questionable link..

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    Atniz Reply:

    Really? I have never heard of this before. But, for me I will not click those links as it may refer to some adult related sites too.

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  3. Owais Ahmed Says:

    “We can get penalty ONLY if our blog or website give link to any bad neighborhood sites.”

    If my site is listed in a link farm or bad neighborhood then there will be no penalty for me, BECAUSE this action can also be performed by my SERP competitor..

    So If I am competing with ATNIZ blog for keyword “WORK FROM HOME” and submit ATNIZ links on different link farms or B.Ns then it is NOT going to effect on ATNIZ’ Blog health..

    It is “YOU” who is responsible for all your deeds by linking to bad sites so check your web pages instead of backlinks!

    CHEERS : )
    Owais From Pakistan.

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    Atniz Reply:

    If we want to drop someone from SERP ranking and get them backlinks from some bad neighbourhood might just your competitors. It will not help to get the penalty unless the competing site gives a link to bad neighbourhood from their website.

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  4. tekkaus Says:

    OMG! I have just checked it. Looks like…my neighbourhood is not that clean huh! :p

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    Atniz Reply:

    Thank god, you have found it. Now, remove it from your blog.

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    tekkaus Reply:

    But some of them are my blogger friends! I really have to remove them? :(

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    Atniz Reply:

    You got no choice there. You can also advice your friends to check their links on bad neighborhood, they might thank you for that too.

  5. LetUpdate Says:

    Thanks for this info. It really need to find if our blog have bad neighbor.

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    Atniz Reply:

    Yes, it is. We may not check the sites or URL that we going to link is a link farm. It is good to check our site’s link once in a while for bad links.

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  6. lalacan Says:

    Thanks for share, I have four questionable links :(

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    Atniz Reply:

    Great. Check them out and if possible remove them from your site.

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  7. first home buyer Says:

    non actually my neighborhood is pretty deseant and safe, at least thats what i hope so

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    Atniz Reply:

    That’s great. At least you can breathe peacefully unlike many who is still not aware of this.

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