Matt Cutts: The link disavow tool can be used without manual action

In a new video by Google's annoying search manager, Matt Cutts, he said, You can use the disavow links tool without having to have a message in your Webmaster Tools account. The following are cases in which the disavowal tool can be used without the need for a manual procedure on the site: 1- I tried to remove links from a specific site, but the site owner refused to remove the links, when the disavowal tool can be used. 2- You saw links from leaders to a site and you do not want to link to them.

3- I noticed a huge group of links coming to your site and felt concerned about this matter. You can disavow them immediately. 4- Fear that someone will send a report that you are engaging in annoying practices. 5- You saw a significant drop in visits to your site, and you think that the reason is due to some practices that you have undertaken or an update related to Google’s algorithms. 6- You cannot sleep at night because of one of the ties.

In general, Matt Cutts said, use the disavowal tool if you commit a bad SEO practice or hear about someone doing something on your site. There is no problem in using the link disavowal tool for any of the reasons mentioned, and there is no need to worry about using it without a manual procedure on your personal site. Follow the video: Articles that may interest you: Manual procedures (5): Violating external links coming to your site Manual procedures (6): Violating links leaving your site Google: The link disavowal file may not be accepted... If Cuts is dead: Don’t worry about annoying links, just disavow them External links to your site 5 steps to clean your site’s external links professionally #Disavowinglinks #MatCats