Okay to disavow these?
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http://www.dickhead.hotel-online.com
http://www.french.hotel-online.com
http://www.sampsucks.hotel-online.com
http://www.ru.hotel-online.com
edit** adding http://www.travelocity.hotel-online.com and http://www.costar.hotel-online.com
Also have the normal http://www.hotel-online.com backlink which i'll probably keep. It seems you can post press releases about hospitality stuff on this site, and found some with abcdefg.hotel-online.com was wondering if I should disavow them?
I tried a google search for these, and none of them have a bad spam score according to moz, but also SEMrush with a low toxic score. These came up doing an semrush backlink crawl, but not a moz backlink crawl. Would it be okay to disavow these?
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I am not an SEO master but personally, I think that disawowing these links would be ideal.
According to the Alexa Statistics this website is not that bad: Global rank of 237,621. However, I think that most of the site's content don't contain very important information. I mean the blogs don't have a valuable content. Having a link in this website might help you in certain ways but generally I don't think it's a good idea to have links on this website.
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