Google Penalties From Excessive WordPress.com Linking
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I have a wordpress.org blog but am over on this forum since I have 7000 backlinks for wordpress.com blogs. Every time someone links to an article, I get a backlink from the article, tag, category, page, etc. It can add up quickly. I also get 100s from blogrolls.
Google is not being picky these days and penalizing people with “unnatural links.” Although these links are love links, Google penalized me. What can I do with wordpress.com do follow links?
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I know I am a wordpress.org blog but my question isn’t related to my blog but more of a general wordpress.com do follow issue.
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The solution is not found here. See here please for the Google disavow tool https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/2648487?hl=en
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Timetheif, I am going to disavow 7000 links? I am bring up a flaw in the wordpress structure. No one in their right mind would think it is a problem.
WordPress.com should have no follow links activated or at least not have so many links outflowing from one article.
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I’m surprised to hear this, because the links from the global tag pages have been No Follow for about three years now. I remember, because my hits went from 3000 a day to 500.
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