Removing Broken Links from Google Search result.

As promised to user I have always tried to make Blogger Rounder Friendly.I made maximum efforts to Improve Seo.regularly Google,Bing,Yahoo I found broken  links in Google Search.You  may confuse what is broken links.Broken links means the link which is dead i.e which does not excess.It was a serious problem because broken link may raise my visitor head and they may get problem.But the problem  has solved very soon.The tutorials is helpful if you want to remove the link if you want to remove page from Seo.The tutorials works on every platform like blogger,wordpress etc.If you are victim of these problem follow below.

Findings Broken Link.

1. To find a broken links just we need to search our page.To do so follow this.
2. Go to Google.com
3. In search box enter  the URL in this way.
   Site:blogurl
4. Replace blog URL with your own.You may see a list of links all of those belongs to your webpage.
5. Check all the link are working perfectly or not.
6. If you find that it is broken links,404 error then it is confirm that there is a broken link.
7. In there if you cannot find any broken or dead link then its ok for you but if you find read more from below.

Removing Broken Links.

1. Go to Google Webmaster Tools (Open in new tab/window) webpage.
2. Click on “Create a New Removal Request”
3. When you click there you can see a box like this after clicking new removal request.
   
4. In that box enter the broken URl .
5. A new page will appear like this.
   
6. Click on Yes,Remove this page.
7. Your Broken will be in pending status.
8. Your broken URl will be removed in few days.
9. Byee.
10. Cheers

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