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Problem with Blogger Posters!

by DexterGallagher
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After the recent Google update, I have noticed that my 4 sites have plummeted, so I started having a look at the back links and notice that several blogger blogs have been set up by the company who does my competitors SEO and posted 4 links back to my site same keywords for each site - problem is they have 2000 pages! So 8000 links all from the same domain and with the same kw!!!

How can I get these removed off blogger? As these are causing me problems with the SERPS!
#blogger #posters #problem
  • Profile picture of the author Viramara
    Have you tried the Google Disavow links?
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  • Profile picture of the author Kevin Maguire
    If the blogs look spammy, spun gibberish garbage. You could use the report button on blogger marking it "link spam gibberish".

    If they seem well built and might pass a manual review your best going disavow.


    I'm not one to speculate But this trend of Neg SEO seems to be growing.
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  • Profile picture of the author Lokahi
    Is it possible your competitor is trying to sabotage your site with bad backlinks? If so, you need to report the sites to Google for webspam; disavow links and also report the blogs to Blogger.com (with the comment about how they are spamming your link).
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    • Profile picture of the author jinx1221
      Originally Posted by Lokahi View Post

      Is it possible your competitor is trying to sabotage your site with bad backlinks? If so, you need to report the sites to Google for webspam
      One teensy little problem with that.. proof.
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      • Profile picture of the author Kevin Maguire
        Originally Posted by jinx1221 View Post

        One teensy little problem with that.. proof.
        Who needs proof when speculation and theory are more entertaining?
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        • Profile picture of the author jinx1221
          Originally Posted by Kevin Maguire View Post

          Who needs proof when speculation and theory are more entertaining?
          Very true! :p
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      • Profile picture of the author DexterGallagher
        I have an email from the original SEO guy offering the SAME sites to blacklist MY rivals....Is that enough proof?

        Originally Posted by jinx1221 View Post

        One teensy little problem with that.. proof.
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    • Profile picture of the author DexterGallagher
      Yes, old SEO guy offered these links to me, some time agot o penalise rivals, then I found he wasn't doing ANY work that he was billing me for and so I sacked him, he now works for rivals...and the rest is history!

      Originally Posted by Lokahi View Post

      Is it possible your competitor is trying to sabotage your site with bad backlinks? If so, you need to report the sites to Google for webspam; disavow links and also report the blogs to Blogger.com (with the comment about how they are spamming your link).
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