de-indexing competitor

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hi,

I am curious whether can I be safe. I am making each day hard work, building backlinks for my sites

Can one day some of my competitors buy some spammy backlinks for my site and in the result de-index me?
#search engine optimization #competitor #deindexing
  • I would find it hard to believe a competitor would go to that much work to try to put a dent in your traffic or google index. Avoid the not allowed practices and techniques and you should be alright. It would take a lot of effort and work to get you deindexed. I don't see that happening. Usually it tends to be onsite practices that get you deindexed, but there are other extreme cases I have heard about, but they tend to be rare.
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    • You'd be surprised how ruthless some people can be. But I think, at the very worst, Google and other SE's will just devalue the links.
  • It's not likely to happen. You can be penalized for who you link to, but not for who links to you.
  • nop competitor can't do that.. Google will manually review your backlinks if you site has so many paid links. for a example JCpenny
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    • if to order lot of backlinks from fiverr

      or make lot of them using scrapebox?
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  • In this way,your site wont deindexed,Actually even if your deindexed it will come back after sumitting information to google.So don't worry too much.
    And be careful to get backlinks for a site when its age is less than one year
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    • so if I buy already existing domain with age > 1 year, then can I be not careful with backlinks?
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  • No it won't happen. If it could happen you could do it to all of your competitors and just dominate Google.

    Google is way smarter than that!!
  • i think google smarter than that..it wont happen
  • I don't think that there is a de-indexing competitor, and i believe that it will always depend on your effort on how you handle your site.
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