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Dan/James, thanks for the replies.

The company owns the domains themselves. Turning off the redirects seems like the easiest, and best thing to do.

Cheers guys.

Hey guys,

I'm auditing a website at the moment and Moz is showing a few spammy links linking to it.

The problem is these domains are all 301 redirecting to the domain I'm auditing.

Let's say I'm auditing Site A. Site B is been flagged in Moz OSE with 12 spam flags. When I try to open Site B in a browser, it redirects back to Site A.

What's the best thing to do, here? Disavowing domains redirecting to the site is surely a bad idea?

Cheers.

Hi there, after getting hit by the Panda bear (30% loss in traffic) I've been researching ways to get rid of low quality content.  From what I could find the best advise seemed to be a recommendation to use google analytics to find your worst performing pages (go to traffic sources - google organic - view by landing page).  Any page that hasn't been viewed more than 100 times in 18 months should be a candidate for a deletion. Out of over 5000 pages and using this report we identified over 3000 low quality pages which I've begun exporting to excel for further examination.

However, starting with the worst pages (according to analytics) I'm noticing some of our most popular pages are showing up here.  For example: /countries/Panama is showing up as zero views but the correct version (with the end slash) countries/Panama/ is showing up as having over 600 views.  I'm not sure how google even found the former version of the link but I'm even less sure how to proceed now (the webmaster was going to put a no-follow on any crap pages but this is now making him nervous about the whole process).

Some advise on how to proceed from here would be fantastico and danke

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