Either the person or persons responsible for these links either think they are helping me, or they know that these links could cause damage to my site.įirst, lets take a deeper look at the links pointing to my site. Stuff like this does not normally occur when building a website. My conclusion is obviously that someone reading my blog here is responsible for creating these links. Here is a couple of images of the types of links I am seeing: The content was all probably auto generated, and other sidebar links were pointing to casinos or other types of sites often associated with spam.Īgain, I want to re-iterate, that I had NOTHING to do with these links! I did not ask for these links and certainly did not want these links. I found 3 or 4 sites that were linking to my niche site using my exact match anchor text…in the sidebar! And these were pretty obvious spammy domains as well. So, I took a look at these domains and all I could do was shake my head. (Things not even close to knife or outdoor related). I looked at my referral traffic and noticed I got a couple of hits from totally unrelated domains. I first noticed odd links pointing to my site when going through my Google Analytics. How Did I Find the Bad or Negative SEO Links? But in my post today, I want to make some educated guesses about where these links are coming from and why they are cause for concern. These are links that I did NOT build or ask for, and I have no idea how they got there. However, I have recently been noticing some links pointing to my site that are causing me concern. I should be ecstatic, right? Well, I am very happy and hope that the site only continues to improve as I add more content and try to gain the #1 spot in Google. The site is currently ranking #3 or #4 in Google for its primary keyword and traffic continues to climb for related keywords as well. If you have been following along with my public niche site project, you know that it has started to rank on the first page of Google, and is doing very well.
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