Industry.com
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Is this a good place for back links? On elf my newest customers has about 59 or so and I'm afraid they are spam. Any help is appreciated.
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I have a website showing very well with Google right now and this site has a SLEW of back links going to industry.com. I guess it's just a matter of time before Google figures this out and slaps the site with a manual spam application.
I have had several of my sites slapped and 2 have had the application removed, one is now showing in the #1 and #2 position for the most important terms, the other has not recovered and I am thinking about taking it down and starting fresh with a new domain.
A third has been slapped and I can not for the life of me to get the manual spam application removed.
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Clifford-
Industry.com looks to me like a directory site where you are encouraged to pay for advertising.
On many pages, it appears that a link like "Label Printer" is just displaying Google Adsense, and trying to get people to click on ads. (See screenshot.)
My $0.02 is that the industry.com site appears to me to be a directory, and the kind that Google is trying to penalize people for using for links. I would avoid this, as it probably won't do a lot to help, and could wind up hurting the site with spammy looking links.
That said, Industry.com has a 39 domain authority, and 162 linking root domains coming into the site.
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Is Industry.com a repository for spammy back links or is this a good place for back links? One of my customers has about 59 or so back links there and I'm concerned they are spam
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Hi Clifford, what exactly is your question? The more specific you can be, the more likely we will be able to help you. Thanks!
Christy
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One OF my newest customers...
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