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keep in mind some companies count images as back links others do not this is an interesting comparison and I think every one of the major backing companies is critical to a full back link audit. FsApuY8.png

Hi Eslam. A link via an image is perfectly acceptable especially if they're natural links. Some sites will tend to have an abundance of these if they're things like images sharing sites, online comics, meme generators, etc. And many of these sites do perfectly well with a high percentage of image links. The bigger concern is that the site isn't spammy, see Moz's new tool that's part of OSE: http://moz.com/blog/spam-score-mozs-new-metric-to-measure-penalization-risk and http://moz.com/blog/understanding-and-applying-mozs-spam-score-metric-whiteboard-friday Cheers!

Thank you so much, guys. Today my new blog rank is: 804,394 (Global). [without ranking in Google]

There will definitely be cases out there like you described, Massimiliano. It's a wild world out there. We can only do so much to protect ourselves.

I do agree with you Ross and based on my own experience, my first guest post helped my blog a lot as a new blog.

please guys does this ift.tt/2yHh20U reduce seo size, beaause my website fast when i started using their link

In addition to all the good answers you already got. Putting everything on a single page you lose opportunities to place keywords in url, <title>and <h1> or diluting <h1> value.</p></title>

I'm so sorry! Honestly, your best bet will be to email help@moz.com about the issue. They can look more deeply into it and determine what's going on, and what might need to be done to fix the problem. I'm sure you and they can get this resolved!