Disavowing links has always been a bit controversial. It looks increasingly likely that that you will soon lose the ability to fret over whether to disavow links anyway.

Disavowing links has always been a bit controversial. It looks increasingly likely that that you will soon lose the ability to fret over whether to disavow links anyway.
Political face palms, LinkedIn polls, negative SEO, fake news and canine conference calls all feature in a summary of what caught my eye in this week’s online travels.
Put simply, negative SEO is a way of using tactics that can harm your website in the hope that how it performs in organic search is affected. Find out what to do if you do fall victim to an attack.
The effectiveness of spammy SEO tactics has been dwindling for years, so why are they still being used, and why are they sometimes still working?
Google finally launches a disavow tool. Does this herald the death of negative SEO?
ALLOW, a British company, launches social media insurance to protect the online reputation of businesses and individuals. No cash but offers reverse SEO.