The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Google Launches ‘Disavow Links’ Feature to Cut Off Spammy URLs”.

Todd Wasserman says, “Aiming to give webmasters a tool to disassociate their sites from unwanted links, Google on Tuesday introduced a feature for webmasters called “Disavow Links.”

Using the new feature, announced at the Pubcon conference in Las Vegas, anyone who controls a website can tell Google which links to their sites they’d like to ignore. In the video below, Matt Cutts, the head of webspam at Google, explains that the site is for reformed spammers who might have been doing comment-spam or blog-spam before, but now have cleaned up their act and want to get back into Google’s good graces”.

Google Launches ‘Disavow Links’ Feature to Cut Off Spammy URLs

Mashable.com

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