Link Detox Boost (BOOST)
Speed-up link crawling and recovery.
Use Link Detox Boost to speed up your recovery from a Google Penalty after a backlink clean-up. Get new, deleted or changed links crawled fast.
Features
Benefits
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Use with Manual Actions
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Use with Algorithmic Google Filters like Penguin
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Boost crawling of pages or domains
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Use a proven technology that just works
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See the exact last Google crawl date of the boosted links
What is Link Detox Boost?
Link Detox Boost helps you recover from a Google Penalty. After you have uploaded a disavow file to the Google link disavow tool, you will want to speed up the disavow process.
Your disavow file is only taken into account after a Google recrawl of all the links of your disavow file. This is what BOOST is for.
How Google calculates the links signals
Once the links were crawled they are processed for all signals by Google
- Positive link signals (since the “Google caffeine” infrastructure update).
- Negative (spam) link signals.
- Disavow commands.
After this moment the link works or works not towards your rankings.
Therefore it is crucial that the links that you disavowed actually get crawled, fast enough.
Link Detox Boost also for Undisavow
Link Detox Boost is also very helpful when you undisavow links (also called “to reavow”). After an undisavow it helps you recover link juice from accidentally disavowed good links.
- You see at a glance (1) that there are new links or disavows to run Link Detox Boost for
- Download the most current disavow file from LRT (2)
- Upload a disavow file to the Google disavow tool
- Confirm that you did upload it indeed (3)
- Click on the Link Detox Boost action (4) and pre-schedule for 48 hours
- Link Detox Boost runs 48 hours later and boost your links.
Reading Link Detox Boost results
Link Detox Boost tracks completion rate in a simple chart. There you can keeps track of all the links that were boosted already, or if they were also crawled.
Link Detox Boost transparency
As as result Link Detox Boost also shows you
- which URLs or domains were boosted or crawled
- when (the exact time) the links or domains were crawled
A loss in rankings can harm your online business
Your disavow file is only taken into account after a Google recrawl of all the links of your disavow file (as confirmed by Google).
Link Detox Boost helps you with that.
Go with the leading link audit and recovery tool.
Features
Link Detox Risk
Link Detox Risk is a unique risk metric calculating the risk of any link and your whole domain (Domain DTOXRISK®). Judging on the link risk of any single link helps you decide which ones to disavow, delete or to keep.
The Original since 2013
Link Detox Boost was a killer innovation in 2013, unparalleld until today. It just works. BOOST is the key-ingredient to successful penalty recovery and link crawling.
UnDisavow also
Let’s face it – clients change, SEOs change. You are the one who takes over a domain with an existing disavow file. The first thing you want to do is perform a disavow file audit. There you might find many useful links that you could undisavow and recover traffic that you lost due to human error in the past or because the web changes daily.
Disavow File History
Link Detox Boost works and is also important when you undisavow links (also called “to reavow”). You can recover link juice from accidential disavowing good links.
Exact date of Recrawl
Link Detox Boost shows you the exact date when the URLs were recrawled by the Google bot.
International SEO
Link Detox Boost works with websites from anywhere in the world.
How Link Detox Boost works
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