• Mr_Blott@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
    431·
    11 months ago

    Pffffffffftt I was barely able to make a website without actually accidentally uploading a picture of my balls mate 😂

    • Lvxferre@lemmy.mlEnglish
      10·
      11 months ago

      If you want, you could use GMail filters to delete those emails automatically. Here’s how:

      1. click the engine button (settings), then “see all settings”, then “filters and blocked addresses”.
      2. click “create a new filter”. Add “top of Google search” to the field “has the words”, leave other fields blank.
      3. click “create filter”, then check the “delete it” box, then “create filter” again.
      4. repeat steps 2-3 for other shit that SEO spam is likely to mention.

      Important: never use as a filter anything that legitimate users might reasonably say. Only things that you’re fairly certain to come from a spammer.

      EDIT: I repeated two steps without noticing it. My bad.

      • shuzuko@midwest.socialEnglish
        2·
        11 months ago

        Damn, this is helpful. I (ops manager) just manually delete these as I see them, but I don’t always get to all of them in the main company inbox before the owner sees them and I sometimes have to field questions about “are you sure our SEO is good?” I’m going to set this up, lol.