As of last week, we were also subject to a malicious attack. It didn't take us long to realize that thousands of low-quality links were being directed to our site from around 600 different domains, with SEO, SEO com and SEOZEO anchor texts, and to find a solution. We had previously published an article on how to get out of Google's filters on our site .
Since we are also suffering from the same problem, we decided to organize a webinar on November 7, 2012, at 20:00, to share with you the experiences we gained during the solution process.
The first SEOZEO webinar we have organized will be offered homeowner database free of charge to all SEOZEO readers whose SEO performance has been affected by poor quality links or who want to protect themselves against possible dangers .
However, for the fair use of the quota of 100 people , we will be able to invite 100 people to the webinar based on your answer to the question "Why do you want to attend this seminar?" in the pre-registration form . The webinar, where you can find answers to the following questions in terms of content, will be held online.
How can you keep track of your link profile on a daily or weekly basis?
How can you understand whether the links in your link profile are harmful or not?
How is it possible to detect malicious links when the anchor texts are not different?
How can you save hours by easily manipulating data?
What are link analysis and link evaluation tools?
What are the ways to report the data obtained in a way that Google & Bing accepts?
What are the ways to ensure long-term protection?
We will be sharing our knowledge on these topics with you. There will be a special time at the end of the webinar where we will take questions & answers . I recommend that you do not miss the webinar as all recordings will be sold for a fee on SEOZEO after the webinar.
Additionally, if you already have a site that is suffering from this issue , you can fill in the relevant section of the application form and have us examine your site as a sample during the webinar.
