Infographic Backlinks - Anything to watch out for?

[julie-getonthemap]

I am about to launch an infographic campaign for a client. The infographic turned out fantastic, and I believe it's going to be very popular with dog bloggers.

Is there anything I need to worry about?  I expect a lot of backlinks from embeds.

Once it launches, I'll share it here so you can see how fabulous it turned out.

[BartonInteractive]

Hi Julie,

Just out of curiosity, what is it that you fear? If it is "links from bad neighborhoods", then you might consider just checking back to see where backlinks are coming from in order to deal with that if even necessary. (Otherwise, this should only be a good thing, keeping in mind that you're only going to be getting SEO "link juice" from sites that aren't using "nofollow" in their links.)

Best of luck!
Zack

[julie-getonthemap]

I'm not afraid, it's really not in my personality. But, on occasion, I've found that something might have turned out better with a touch of caution. Thought I'd ask, just in case.

[BartonInteractive]

Sounds like just new territory then. I personally would go ahead and proceed, just making sure to avoid any bad neighborhoods.

Hope to hear back from you on this, and wish you much success!

Best,
Zack

[Roarz01]

@Zack Barton

Thanks for the info.

What would you class as bad neighbourhood ?

im looking to post my infographic to about 25 websites with dofollow backlinks. They all are above DA20 and the spam score is 1-2/17 on most of them. There are a few that have spam score 4-5 out of 17. Is there something else i should be looking out for ?

Thanks for any info in advance.

Kind Regards

Rory