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@serktba I would not worry too much about that, since in the end you cannot control all the websites that link to your page.

same problem i live with my eye color change surgery website any more offer for spams.. maybe need to block mail for a time but i dont know.

@serktba Avoid ‘dodgy’ domain extensions

@heysocial667 best way to get some for clicks

I think I have the same problem. I have a 2% spam score and I am trying to reduce it.
My blog: bud4meds livraison france

How i can reduce spam score this unwanted cars Burnaby site anyone tell me.

I am Facing the same issue. The Spam Score Suddenly increases to 6%
Check Website https://snowhilldigital.in/

@serktba I am also facing this issue, how can i reduce and control the spam score from increasing. Regularly updating the content. Doing purely white hat . But the spam score is 2%.
The site address is
https://generatevalley.com/

Waiting for positive response. Thank you.

facing the same issue want to counter the spamscore.
Website URL: https://apkbliss.com/

@serktba thanks for your ask, this question explain my question too. this my site https://139.177.190.165/

@serktba Here are some quick wins to lower your spam score
Create a text version. ...
Avoid usage of spam sensitive words and phrases. ...
Use normal text inside hyperlinks, instead of the URL. ...
Use a proper from address.
Use a proper subject line.
Avoid HTML errors, unsupported techniques, obscure content, obfuscation.
Images.
HTML.
Learn More!
https://moz.com/community/q/topic/61742/how-to-reduce-the-spam-score-of-the-website/2?_=1645046729463

@serktba seriously man 2% spam score is not bad but for the future point of view create backlinks only low spam score websites.

2% spamscore is not that bad, honestly. Also take into account this is a Moz metric which may have no influence on your website's SEO results, although it helps as a reference.

Spamscore is tipically correlated with some features of your website or its external links, such as having low content published, tipically spammy TLDs, high backlink to content ratio, no GSC integration, etc. You can see all this factors here: https://moz.com/help/link-explorer/link-building/spam-score#spam-score-signals

As you publish content and correct this issues spam score should decrease, although again it is not something I would worry about.

@serktba Yes i am also searching for this answer I dont how i can reduce the spam score of my golf website!