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Link Profile Audit, Removal & Disavowal Services

Has your website (or your client’s) been hit by Google Penguin?

We can help you recover!

We offer link removal/disavowal services aimed at recovering your website from Google Penguin.

How will removing and/or disavowing links help me recover from Google Penguin?

Google Penguin is an algorithm update that specifically targets unnatural inbound links to your website. If the algorithm detects too many links that it considers to be unnatural or spammy, your website’s rankings will suffer. You can remove the algorithmic penalty by identifying and removing and/or disavowing enough of these unnatural links. That’s where we come in.

Link Removal & Disavowal Services

We’ll audit your inbound link profile and deliver you a comprehensive report on your inbound link profile’s health, along with a thorough list of links we identify for removal and/or disavowal. Then, we’ll contact those webmasters and attempt to have each link removed. Any links we’re unable to remove will be queued for disavowal using Google’s link disavow tool.

        • Step 1: We’ll conduct a backlink profile audit in order to identify exactly which links to remove or disavow.
        • Step 2: If you’d like us to attempt to remove the links, we’ll do so at a rate of $2 per unique domain identified in the audit.
        • Step 3: We’ll visit each domain and attempt to gather contact information. If we are able to find contact information for a domain, we’ll proceed with an outreach effort. If not, we’ll note in a spreadsheet that we were unable to find contact information for that particular domain, and flag it for disavowal.
        • Step 4: One outreach is one email sent or contact form submitted with a carefully-worded request to remove the link. After one month, we’ll deliver you an Excel spreadsheet of the links that we attempted to remove, as well as whether we were successful at getting each one removed or not. We can’t guarantee any links will be removed, since that’s completely up to the discretion of each webmaster (we don’t control the links).
        • Step 5: Any links that we were unable to remove will be recommended for disavowal. This will complete the process.

Pricing:

Full Audit: $1,000. We’ll use data from your Google Webmaster Tools account to audit your inbound link profile. This data set is the same set that Google will use when it evaluates your inbound link profile, so it’s all that’s necessary to result in a penalty being lifted.

This 5-step process gets you:

      • 1 inbound link profile audit completed and delivered to you with bad backlinks identified and recommended for removal/disavowal
      • Link removal requests to all domains identified with contact information available
      • 1 Excel spreadsheet of all links attempted for contact/removal, and whether we were successful or not, which you can use in your Google reconsideration request
FAQ: 
Q: Do I need to attempt to remove bad links, or can I just use the disavow tool?
A: Danny Sullivan asked Matt Cutts whether it’s necessary to remove links, or if it’s OK to just use the disavow tool on them all. Cutts’ answer?
No, I wouldn’t count on this. In particular, Google can look at the snapshot of links we saw when we took manual action. If we don’t see any links actually taken down off the web, then we can see that sites have been disavowing without trying to get the links taken down.

In summary: You need to attempt to remove links before you just disavow them all.

Contact us for more information!

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