Since this is based on correlation with penalization rather than causation, the solution isn't necessarily to change these factors on your site.
The percentage represents a wide variety of potential signals ranging from content concerns to low authority metrics.
This does not mean that your site is definitely spammy. Within the CSV export, Spam Score will be noted in column D. If you need to pull Spam Score in bulk, you can do so via the Moz Links API or by creating a Link Tracking List and exporting the data to CSV. No, we do not currently have a way to show historical Spam Score. No, it is not currently possible to submit a list of disavowed links to be removed from our index.Ĭan I see how my Spam Score has changed over time? Google doesn't make this information available through their Search Console API.Ĭan I submit a list of Google disavowed links to Moz Pro? No, we don't have a way to identify links you've disavowed. Your Spam Score will only change if our crawlers detect changes which impact 27 signals used to assess a site.ĭoes Moz's link index show if I've disavowed links? Spam Score updates quarterly however this does not mean an individual website’s Spam Score will change with every update. Spam Score shows you the percentage of sites with similar features that have been penalized by Google. Is Spam Score a calculation of the Spam Score of sites linking to me? You'll need to look at the 27 features listed in this article and review your own site to see what you could change to improve your site's score. Which of the 27 features your site triggered isn't currently available. How do I see the contributing factors to my own Spam Score?
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