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Disavowing links
What it meansA disavow file is a list you give Google of websites whose links you want it to ignore. It is a last resort for links you did not ask for and cannot get removed, such as paid link networks or attacks. Google does not let other tools send it for you: the file is uploaded by the site owner in Google Search Console. Disavowing good links can lower your rankings, so every site should be checked by a person first.
How to improve it
Mark the suspicious sites as candidates, then download the file and upload it in Search Console yourself, or ask SEOmise to review the list and do it for you.
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