in the search engines. Use with EXTREME Caution and if you are unsure at all, hire a professional to advise you. 2 -- It will take a couple of weeks for what you do there to take effect, and if you make a mistake it's probable that Google won't undo or reverse that mistake for you. Even in the unlikely event that they do re-avow your links, they will most probably be reduced in value. The lesson here is that making mistakes with this tool is a very bad idea. 3 -- Better than using the Disavow Tool is to manually try and have the links taken down yourself. (i.e. contact the webmaster of an offending site and ask him/her to remove the links to your website) 4 -- The warnings that Google give you about bad/poor quality links that you can fix with the Disavow Tool are examples of links they have a problem with. This is not a comprehensive list of all the problem links pointing to your site. You should complete a full backlink audit of your website to weed out the other problem backlinks. 5 -- If you are the victim of a Negative SEO campaign from one of your competitors you may need the Disavow Tool but you should only use it when you are certain beyond any doubt that you have been the victim of a Negative SEO attack. How to use the tool: First of all change your mind and don't use the