Marketing & SEO

Google's undocumented method to disavow a whole TLD

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Google's John Mueller revealed an undocumented method to disavow entire top-level domains (TLDs) using the syntax "domain:abc" in the link disavow tool, though he cautions against it due to its broad impact. This matters for SEO as it offers a powerful but risky way to manage spammy links; content creators should use this method selectively to avoid inadvertently penalizing good sites within a TLD.

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