Efficient Methods to Scan and Bulk Remove 1K Indexed Spam Subdomains and URLs in Just 1 Minute

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In this blog post, we'll walk you through a step-by-step guide on how to efficiently scan and bulk remove 1K indexed spam subdomains and URLs in just 1 minute. This process will help you clean up your website's search engine presence and maintain its integrity.

Wondering how to tackle the daunting task of removing spammy subdomains and URLs from your website's indexing? Look no further! In this comprehensive guide, we'll provide you with the tools and techniques needed to streamline this process and get your website back on track.

Step 1: Detect Your Indexed Spam Subdomains & URLs

Begin by identifying the indexed spam subdomains and URLs associated with your website. Utilize search engine commands such as "site:yourdomain.com" on Google, Bing, and Yandex to pinpoint these spammy entries. Don't forget to customize the commands with your specific domain and keywords.

Step 2: Scan Cached Spam URLs

Once you've identified the spammy URLs, it's crucial to scan them for any potential threats. Tools like VirusTotal or Suip.biz can help you assess the safety of these URLs and determine whether they pose a risk to your website's visitors.

Step 3: Delete Records in Domain Name Server Manager:

Take proactive measures by deleting the records associated with these spammy subdomains. Access your Domain Name Server Manager and remove the "*" records, or "@" records if applicable, to prevent these entries from causing further harm.

Step 4: Verify Your Website in Google Search Console

Ensure the integrity of your website's indexing by verifying it in Google Search Console. This step will grant you access to valuable insights and controls to manage your website's presence on Google's search results.

Step 5: Export Indexed Pages

Export a list of indexed pages from Google Search Console for further analysis and management. This data will serve as a reference point for tracking your progress and ensuring that all spammy entries have been successfully removed.

Step 6: Bulk URL Removal with GscTool

Leverage tools like GscTool to streamline the bulk removal process. Import the exported list of indexed pages and initiate the removal process with just a few clicks. Keep the tool running in the background to expedite the cleanup process.

Bonus: Secure Your Website Tips

As a bonus, we'll provide you with essential tips to enhance the security of your website and protect it from future spam attacks. Stay ahead of potential threats by implementing these proactive measures.

Conclusion

With these efficient methods at your disposal, you can effectively scan and bulk remove 1K indexed spam subdomains and URLs in just 1 minute. Take control of your website's search engine presence and safeguard it against spammy entries. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more insightful tips and tutorials!

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