How to Reduce Spam Score to zero ?

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17 Spam score indicator

  1. Low Moz Trust / Moz Rank
  2. Large site with Few Links
  3. Site Link Diversity is Low
  4. The number of Followed to No followed Subdomains Outside of the Normal 
  5. The ratio of Followed to No followed Domains Outside of the Norm
  6. Small Proportion of Branded Links
  7. Thin Content
  8. Site Mark-up is Abnormally Small
  9. A large number of External Links
  10. Low Number of Internal Links
  11. Anchor Text Heavy Page
  12. External Links in Navigation
  13. No Contact Info
  14. Low Number of Pages Found
  15. TLD Correlated with Spam Domains
  16. Domain Name Length
  17. Domain Name Contains Numeral
The spam score area is broken up into three flags by Moz: 1–4, green, 5–7, and red, 8–17. Google is very likely to immediately deindex or ban the website if the spam score reaches a red flag

How to Get Around Moz's Blog Spam Score

 In my other articles, I discuss the 17 indicators of spam score in greater detail. We will concentrate on reducing our blog's Moz spam score to a minimum for this blog or article. We will first examine our spam score to determine its value before addressing the spam score.

How to tackle  with Spam score Moz


It is important to keep in mind that none of the seventeen strategies for avoiding spam scores must be utilized. Simply concentrate all of your efforts on removing spam scores solely on the flags that are displayed in the Open Search Explorer report of our blog. So, let's go.

1. How to Low Moz Trust and Low Moz Rank

2. Large Site with Few Links

  1. Create a short article on Linkedin, add anchor text similar to the main keyword in our article
  2. Create and upload documents that already have optimized anchor text into slideshare.net, Scribd, and academia.edu
  3. Doing guest posts on several blogs that have the good authority / or have thousands of viewers per day
  4. Creating internal links between relevant new articles and older ones
  5. The use of plugins, such as related posts, will help improve internal linking between articles that are still related.



3. Site Link Diversity is Low

  1. IP diversity
  2. Domain diversity
  3. Anchor diversity
  4. Landing page diversity

4.The ratio of Followed to No followed Subdomains Outside of the Norm

5.The ratio of Followed to No followed Domains Outside of the Norm

  1. Thanks for writing during blogwalking, everyone!
  2. Cross-post social media
  3. RSS aggregator
  4. And where we can get the follow link?
  5. Paid links
  6. Guest Post
  7. Natural review

6. Small Proportion of Branded Links

7. Thin Content

8. Site Mark-up is Abnormally Small

  1. Devide the article into headings and subheadings (heading markup)
  2. Using bold, italic, underline on certain words
  3. Insert pictures, videos, or other content
  4. Using text color

9. A Large Number of External Links

10. Low Number of Internal Links

  1. 1–2 anchor text in related posts
  2. inline related post (wp users can use this plugin)
  3. related post at the bottom of the article

11. Anchor Text Heavy Page

12. External Links in Navigation

13. No Contact Info

14. Low Number of Pages Found

  1. Visitor error entering URL
  2. Change URL permalink
  3. Article deletion

15–16. TLD Correlated with Spam Domains & Domain Name Contains Numeral

  1. Before chosing a domain name 
  2. Must be easy to remember
  3. Must be easy to relay to someone else
  4. Must be easy to spell
  5. Create a simple and short domain so one can easily  remember it .

17. Domain Name Length

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