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Small number of referring domains. Having too many links coming from one domain can .

High toxicity rate of referring domains. This may be a result of poor linking or negative SEO.


High percentage of dofollow or USG links. A natural profile cannot consist of only one type of links, especially if their anchors are irrelevant.

Prevalence of Money and Compound anchors. These types of anchors are potentially toxic to Google.

Types of anchoring in links

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Step 3: Decide whether to disavow or remove harmful links
The next step is to get rid of toxic backlinks. You can do this in 2 ways:

Contacting the owner of the referred website and asking them to remove the link (Delete)

Sending it to the disavow list and then exporting it to the Google Disavow tool (Disavow)

Don't waste your time contacting spammers and scammers, divide your toxic links between those you can remove and those you can't.

Go to the “Audit” tab in the Backlink Audit tool and whitelist all links with a toxicity score below 45.