Blogging tips this time is a way to report a site or website and url spam that refers to our blog to avoid things that are not desirable on the blog. There are several things that are important to know about the dangers of sites and spam referrer urls that are directed to this website or blog, including the result of a decrease in SEO blog rankings on search engines and most likely to lose your adSense account if Google adSense is installed on the blog. Of course we all don't want things like this to hit a blog that has been managed in such a way.
Let me explain a little about spam sites and urls that result in the possibility of not wearing as I mentioned above, spam sites and urls are sites that are not of quality or have poor rankings in SERP. In addition, spam sites are also in an obscure site category, but for whatever reason, suddenly your blog gets a referral from that site. Which, if you pay attention, none of the links / url of your blog are displayed on the site. If these two statements are attached to the referring site to your blog, then be prepared to prevent them from continuously disrupting your blog.
Especially for users of the Blogger platform, to find out fake or spam referring sites by logging into the blog, then clicking Statistics > Traffic sources . Then you will see two important subtitles there, namely the referring URL and the referring site.
How to Block or Report Referring Sites and URLs on Blogs
To see a complete (provisional) list of spam referral sites identified by bloggers worldwide, please see the url
https://github.com/piwik/referrer-spam-blacklist/blob/master/spammers.txt. Copy all the links then create a txt file on your computer, and save it with any name (whatever name you want to give the file).If your blog has other suspicious referring sites, then just add it to the list / file, then add the domain format : in front of these sites, if it's url, then start with url: url spam format . So the result is more or less like this:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8a75E285BMHSVVqVUpPcF9ER3M.Open the disavow-links tool in the Google Webmaster Search Console on the link
https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/disavow-links, then upload the txt file that you created earlier. Don't forget for the final touch click Done.That way, steps to anticipate the entry of spam referring sites to your blog have been resolved. But don't be happy just yet, keep doing regular checks to see new spam sites that are not on the list (which have been uploaded) suddenly refer to your blog again.
If then there is another spam site like that, just add it to the list of files that have been created and upload it again by overwriting the previously uploaded file.