@mahoon You can check for spammy links by using tools such as:

Google Search Console (GSC)
Ahrefs
SEMrush
Moz
Both Moz and GSC can help you monitor your website's backlinks, but it is best to use both tools as they provide different data and insights. GSC provides information on links that Google is aware of, while Moz provides a more comprehensive view of all the links to your website.

Additionally, you can also monitor your website's link profile regularly and look out for low-quality or suspicious links that may harm your website's reputation and ranking. It is recommended to remove or disavow any spammy links that you find.

To reduce the spam score of your website, you can follow these steps:

• Remove low-quality or duplicate content from your site.
• Avoid overusing keywords in your content and meta tags.
• Improve website load speed by optimizing images and reducing code bloat.
• Ensure your website is mobile-friendly and responsive.
• Use original and high-quality content that provides value to users.
• Use a clear and simple website structure with descriptive URL names and proper heading tags.
• Avoid hidden text or links, and don't engage in link schemes or other unethical SEO practices.
• Monitor your website regularly for broken links and other technical errors.
• Use Google Search Console to monitor your website's performance and address any issues.
  Make sure your website is accessible and meets web accessibility standards.

By implementing these best practices, you can help improve your website's spam score and maintain a healthy online presence.