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Hacked? Penalized :O… relax, looks like you are over conscious about your data available on GWT which is good to an extent but increase in back link profile never always means you are hacked or penalized by Google. In order to verify what exactly happened in your website, my advice is to go to Open site explorer and check the just discovered links and see who linked back to your website recently. If what you see scares you (in terms of quality) you have to worry about and take preventive measures accordingly!! (Like removing the links or disavowing them). Incase what you see looks good to you, than no need to worry about the insane increase in links that point back to your website. Actually, Links are the byproduct of a great effort on generating quality content, so if you have one, people will naturally link to it!! You don’t always have to put efforts to gain links, sometime it works without that as well! P.S: Although I don’t see any point of penalty here, but just to make sure take a look at your Google Analytics profile and see if the traffic is normal then relax and if it is insanely dropped in the last few days (or may be weeks) then compare the date or drop to the Google update calendar (available here) and if you see the data matches or nearby then you should put the penalty option in consideration. Hope this helps!

Hi Katrine, The way you formatted the link with example.com then you put the keyword1 under title then in the anchor text you actually put the domain name or URL that is not going to benefit you in anyway shape or form. The keyword media data tag is worthless today it is only going to give away to your competitors what you want to rank for and I strongly recommend not using it. Otherwise if I wanted to have a link that had the keyword anchor text that said the eseal. And my wording was the See ESEAL Info! is excellent on 45° in higher pitch roofs in the enduser is going to see you link or text but up and took them to a page about the last of eseal this is an example that would be a valuable link to have. Because it would pass link juice from one page to another and it would also give the end-user and easy way to navigate two more information about the product they may want to look at called "eseal" in this example For the media data tags simply write a very good description under hundred and 140 characters and for your title you want to put your keyword first and then they – and your brand name under 70 characters. This is good for both new schema and open graph tags required by social media http://moz.com/blog/meta-data-templates-123 If you're creating just basic tags I would use this tool. However I would never use the keyword box http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/meta-tag-generator/ I hope I was of help, Thomas

Hey Katrine, Thanks for writing in and sorry for the confusion. The "Number of Domains Linking to this Page" and "Number of Domains Linking to Domain" in the CSV you downloaded actually refer to the URL that is linking back to your site. This information is provided so you can have some insight into the quality of links that are referring back to the page you are researching. I hope this clears things up. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Chiaryn

Nope, nothing you need to do. Moz calculates ranking using queries and setups to strip the effects of localization and personalization. In reality, it's rare that a large number of people will ever see the same set of search results due to these two factors, so Frederico is very correct in his assessment.