How to remove this type of external link from Google
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Hello,
My website has been hacked few days Before, But after resolved it It is generating bad links, So i am Dis-vowing it , But as it is generating links like this,
http://domain.com/a></p><h1>DIXCEL HS-typeスリットディ
i am Not able to disavow it As it generating Spacing between.So my question is : Is there any Way to remove this Type of link from google???
If any body know Please Let me know, I need Do remove this As soon as possible,
please Help,Thank you
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ok thank you so much,
Let me check if this helps
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That's a URL encoding issue that is popping up. That string after the slash is a>
**DIXCEL HS-typeスリットディ **which looks more like an <a>tag lost its closing slash and is now adding the following paragraph end & following h1 into the url string. You don't need to remove these links from Google or disavow them. You just need to fix the tags on the site.</a>
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Oh okay I understand now. What I would do is review Google's steps for a hacked website and assess if you need a specialists help. Remember, the overall health of your website is most important. What you could be seeing is the signs of a deeper issue and I'd rather you focus on doing that right now instead of bandaiding it with a disavow.
Review the resources above and take the right steps to fixing the deeper issues first! Google will reward you for it and you'll keep your users safe!
Let me know if this helps! Good luck!
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But It is my domain link, I cant disavow my domain, As it is coming itself From domain only,
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Hi there
What you could do is simply disavow that domain, so it would be a line in your disavow file as:
domain: domain.com
This will disavow all links pointing to you from that particular domain, but, I would make sure that you wish to make this move. Some links from this domain may be valuable, review if any are. If there are some, you will not want to do this.
This is one method you could use, let me know if this helps at all! Good luck!
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