O que, por que e como fazer com trackbacks e pingbacks no WordPress

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1. Muhammad Atif

   Hi, There is mistake under “what is pingback”, 4th point ” we “wikk”

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Thank you for catching that, we will get that typo fixed soon!

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2. Iftekhar Bhuiyan

   Helpful post indeed. Thank you.
   On a personal level though, I stopped using it for quite some time now.

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3. Marcia

   I’m curious is it weird to approve self-pings? Internal linking is still a good thing but would there be any cons//would it just look weird? Thanks!

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   • WPBeginner Support

     It’s a bit of a personal preference question. It adds more admin tasks for you to do with the links to approve and you already have an internal link to cause the pingback so most do not find value in allowing self pings.

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4. Christopher Wilson

   I am so glad I discovered this website because it make everything so crystal clear especially if you are a beginner (I guess that’s why it’s named appropiately). I love it.

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     Glad you found our content helpful

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5. Mithu A Quayium

   What about the real blogger who don’t spam. Don’t you accept their trackback/pingback then , even though they are legit ?

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6. LaShaun W

   Are there any advantages to approving a trackback. I just got one and I don’t know if I should or shouldn’t approve it. If someone clicks it, I risk losing a visitor, don’t I?

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Hi,

     Yes, you can delete it.

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7. Philip

   Thank you for explaining TrackBacks.

   I got two but the commenters name etc looked false and immediately raized the alarm.

   So, if they do copy your article word for word, no one should panick, because Google will not give that copied post good ranking and they will hurt their website rankings! Or, am I missing something more important here?

   I will disable trackbacks.

   Thanks.

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Hi Philip,

     Yes, you got that right. However, if you notice that someone with stolen content is outranking your articles in Google, then you can file DMCA and Google will remove those results. For more information, please see our guide on how to prevent blog content scraping in WordPress.

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8. Sherry

   Thank you so much for Tweeting this article! I just last week received 6 Pingbacks and had no idea what to do about them.
   I had just moved from Blogger to Wordpress.org earlier this year and I have been learning the platform and had never heard of Trackbacks and Pingbacks until last week.
   I watched Your talk with Micheal Hyatt and learned so much too. I’m so glad I subscribed to Platform University and heard about your site it has been so helpful. I’m implementing a lot of the things you talked about with Micheal Hyatt.
   Sherry

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   • Editorial Staff

     Thank you so much for the kind words Sherry. I’m happy to help

     -Syed

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9. Sinea

   Thanks for the explanation. I would instantly stop all trackbacks and pingbacks if I were more experienced. I’ve been blogging for 7 years but only just moved from Blogger to WP. THANK GOODNESS FOR YOUR WEBSITE. Without it, I do not know what I would do!

   I host two blog hops. I love meaningful comments from my guests at the parties as well as on other posts. Will disabling trackbacks or pingbacks interfere with my parties or real commentary? If it won’t, I’m disabling immediately. Another question… on existing spammy comments, is it better to mark them as spam or send them to the trash?

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   • WPBeginner Support

     Hi Sinea,

     Thank you for kind words, we are glad that you find WPBeginner helpful. To answer your questions:

     1. No, disabling pingbacks and trackbacks will not affect comments on your website.
     2. It is better to mark spam comments as spam.

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     • Sinea

       Well, then, I will be disabling them! Thanks so much!

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10. Sin Yee

    Thanks for the explanation. Finally know what both of them are!

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11. Janine

    Thank you for addressing this! Honestly its a confusing topic. I recently had my post pinged back upon. (How on earth would one say that!?!)

    I noticed that when she pinged me her post (in wordpress) automatically used my featured image for the post I had written.

    I have pinged a different blogs post (not a wordpress blog) today and I don’t see if there is a way to include the image.

    Is it still pinging if it is not a wordpress blog? Could that be what is different?

    Thanks!

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12. Tapiwa Zvakavapano

    Greetings

    I see there is an unanswered question in all this; If I do not approve a Pingback, will the link still work. I am afraid I am not as fawning as all the other people above. I run a recently launched blog; Network Bees and I have lots of links to your pages. All of them are genuine, ie, I read your articles and link to relevant, well written materials.

    It worries me therefore, that all that effort is for nought because you are labeling all my links as spam. I may be confused about the whole thing, however. I think one of the comments above asked the same issue. Does disabling pingbacks and trackbacks mean that people cant link to a page? Or do the links still work nevertheless?

    One of the things that I have discovered is that established bloggers tend to be a bit “detached” when it comes to interacting with new bloggers. There is this blog that allows guest posts but does not allow even a single link to the author’s blog! I mean, what would be the point? In any case, that’s a digression. My question is above….

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Hi Tapiwa,

      When you link to another WordPress powered website, the link on your website will work just fine. If the site you are linking to has the pingbacks and trackbacks disabled, then they will not see the link in their moderation queue and will not be able to mark it as spam. You should keep working on your blog as you normally would.

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13. Michelle Belanger

    Thanks for this article and your site!

    I got a rather generic comment with a link to a site in the UK that had content unrelated to my blog post (a garden photo post linked to a job seeking website). i approved the comment initially because I want people to read and respond to my posts. After reading this article, I went in and removed the links and left the comment by itself.

    Is this method ever used as a way to break into someone’s site to hack it? Or is it just a way to get someone from another site to click their link and go to their site? Thanks again for your help with this subject.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Hey Michelle,

      Most links submitted in a comments are often spam. Some times these links can lead users to malicious websites. You need to carefully review comments before approving them. See our guide on how to deal with comment spam in WordPress for more information.

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14. Arulmjoseph

    Thanks for the information.

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15. gumusdis

    Perfect, Thanks for sharing these useful information with us.

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16. Dattaraj

    Very good article. Thanks for detailed explanation.

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17. Liz Ziser

    Great post! Thank you for sharing.

    Personally, my confusion lies with moderation options. For example, if a legitimate blog links to my site, and I move it to “Trash”, is the link deactivated? i.e. It’s fine for them to link to me, but I don’t want the pingbacks displaying at the bottom of my post… so would this be the best selection?

    I’d just like to better understand the consequence of each moderation selection: Approve, Unapprove, Trash, Spam, and Trash. What actually happens when each of these are selected.

    Thanks a lot!!

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18. ketul

    hello i am confusion about pingback in my wordpress its affect on seo keywords?

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19. Daren

    Perfect! Been wondering about this for a while. Thanks for the focused “Don’t waster your time” advice.

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20. Nebu John Thaliyath

    Really Helpfull. Thank You

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21. Sanjay Kumarr

    Now I have good knowledge of Trackbacks and PingBacks, trackbacks are mannual with contents and pingbacks are automated / software based both will 99% spam.

    Your article is very good and clearly belongs to questions that I was trying to find.

    Good websites and information as well.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Hey Sanjay, glad you found it helpful

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22. Vasu

    This was very useful. Just the information what I was looking for.

    thanks
    Vasu

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23. Amit

    This is very useful information for me too. Actually i was very confused before this. When i research on my website, that one trackback post show there.

    After read this knowledgeable article about trackback and pingback . my problem has been solve.

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24. Breanna

    So, are pingbacks/trackbacks bad or good to get?

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25. Chris Webb

    Great Post, very thorough explanation on what these two types of linking mechanisms do.

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26. Phil Owens

    Hi,

    Considering your title is what, how, why, you haven’t explained how to create a trackback. I am a complete noobie to blogging, so treat me like an idiot

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27. Brendan Hall

    I was going to use track backs on our site. We tried them for a while and we were just inundated with spamming comment (of which this comment is not lol). In the end I decided that is was not worth using track back at all.

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28. Pushkar Kathayat

    How to make a pingback for another blog?

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29. Heather

    Does disabling trackbacks and pingbacks affect my sites SEO?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      No it does not.

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30. Luke Ward

    Hi, If I disable pingbacks/trackbacks as you’ve suggested, will that also stop internal pinkbacks?

    Thanks

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    • Heike Martin

      Internal pingbacks can be avoided by making sure that the url used only shows the extension of the full url. Look at the url for this post. To avoid self-pings you want the link to only read “/beginners-guide/what-why-and-how-tos-of-trackbacks-and-pingbacks-in-wordpress/”. This info is from the make.wordpress site. To do this add the link and check in text editor mode and delete the domain portion of the url

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31. Robert

    Thanks for this article on trackbacks and pingbacks. I had been thinking of the advantages of allowing trackbacks from genuine bloggers but if your experience is that 99% comes from spam then I don’t think the 1% is worth it.

    I think I will place a prominent notice advising bloggers to use the Contact Me form to request a link up.

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32. James

    Have been reading the release notes on 4.0.1, specifically the XSS vulnerability in comments which launches upon moderating comments.

    I don’t suppose any one would know if the trace ping backs could be exploited in the same way.

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33. John Shea

    Helpful article, been getting spam trackback notifications from someone who ran what almost appears to be a negative seo campaign

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34. Jude Quin

    I’ve been struggling with trying to understand this for years. I read the explanations over and over but it’s like a “Whos’ on first?” dialog!
    So, if my post includes a link to another article on the web, that site gets the “pingback” notice? then, if they approve it, it appears as a comment under the article that I linked to? and that comment consists of a link to my article?
    the track back is REALLY CONFUSING, the explanation appears to suggest that If I comment on an article on another blog, the track back links that post, with my comment, to one of my posts as a comment with title and excerpt from the other post..? whew! ..if this is correct, how is the track back sent? and how does it know which article I want my comment to link to?

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35. Allen Underwood

    It’s a little ironic – you must have gotten tired of the WordPress SPAM as well now that you’ve got Disqus! I had installed Disqus on our site CodingBlocks.NET but we were still getting a TON of SPAM which I mistakenly thought was comment SPAM. Turns out it was trackbacks – I was grepping the log files on the server and saw a large number of these trackbacks which led me to your site (in search of an answer). It’s unfortunate that I have to disable this feature because of all the dishonest people out there – one of the fake trackback’s I received was from a DENTIST!! I mean seriously…anyways, thanks for the explanation of trackbacks, pingbacks and how to disable if necessary (which I believe is probably incredibly necessary nowadays).

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36. kuldeep

    how can we get pingback reference link for non wordpress sites and for facebook page etc

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37. WPBeginner Staff

    you need to ask the site owner to remove it.

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38. WPBeginner Staff

    you will need to ask them to remove it.

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39. Allison

    Is there a way to remove a trackback on another person’s site or do they have to do it? There is a link to my site on another site and I want it deleted.

    Apologies if this posted twice. I refreshed and think it disappeared.

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40. Allison

    Is there a way to remove a trackback on a site you do not maintain? There is a link to my site on a third party site that I do not want there. Is there a way for me to make it go away or do I need to ask the site it’s on to remove it?

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41. PixieHouse

    I wonder – If I deactivate track/pingbacks at my site, yes even use a plugin to prevent such, do I still ping other blogs and eventually get a backlink every now and then?

    Or does the deactivation goes both ways?

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    • Allen Underwood

      On that same settings page (Settings -> Discussion) where you can deactivate the trackbacks and pingbacks, there’s another option just above that (in WP 3.9.1) called “Attempt to notify any blogs linked to from this article”. If you leave that checked then your blog will still attempt to send out pingbacks.

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42. Clive Maloney

    That was really helpful. Thanks. I’ve had a lot of spammy trackbacks and pingbacks but a recent legitimate trackback got me wondering.

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43. Joy

    If i allow a pingback that is legitimate just to see how it will look on a site, can i change y mind and delete it later?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Yes you can.

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44. SPFischer

    JIRCAS posted a good question but it was never answered. I’m finding that a number of bloggers will post huge lists of links to “other great posts on _____.” The blank, in my case, is to posts made in response to a weekly photo challenge. I will receive a pingback and while their post will be relevant to the challenge, I really see no value in allowing the pingback. Am I correct in this assumption? While I have a number of these being held for moderation, on the various posts in question, the link to my post still appears. If I don’t approve it, does this just mean that the link won’t work or that the link will work, but the pingback won’t appear as a comment on my post? So it turns into a one-way referrer to my post but I’m not reciprocating?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      SPFischer, Does the post linking to your post is really relevant to your blog? You see there are lots of people who run auto-blogging software and RSS aggregators. You don’t need to accept those trackbacks at all. However, blogging is very much like a discussion. You write something thought provoking on your blog and some other blogger builds their original content on your thoughts thats how the discussion moves forward in the blogsphere. So if you want, you can approve those trackbacks. However, we have noticed that the number of genuine trackbacks and pingbacks almost completely disappeared recently.

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45. yvonnew

    Loved the post. Found “How to Disable Trackbacks, Pingbacks, and Self Pings” very useful thank you.

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46. Sam Hembury

    Thanks for this, really helped.
    Having already put a good captcha in place I wondered why I was still getting loads of spam on my sites. Will be disabling on all.
    Quick question; what do you use to tackle comment spam? I’ve been using google captcha as seen on

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47. Ron M.

    Thank you for this. I’m a new blogger and was confused on what they really do. Thanks for the clarification. I kind of had an idea but didn’t know the difference between pingbacks and trackbacks.

    May I ask, whether it is good to allow them or to block them?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      If you are getting too many spam in trackbacks and pingbacks then block them. If you are getting some legitimate trackbacks from blogs and other sites in your niche then you should keep it.

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48. Peter

    I have a question if someone can answer for me please…

    I unchecked Allow Link notifications from other blogs, and I also disabled trackbacks and pingbacks on existing wordpress posts…

    …but do I still need to use the plugin called “No Self Pings” if I want to stop self-pinging myself? Or will the 2 actions I performed above ensure that I won;t be self-pinged?

    In Many Thanks,
    Peter

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    • WPBeginner Support

      You can test this by creating a new post on your site and linking to another old post.

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49. Sven

    Simple beginner question. And no, its not for any kind of spam reason. Is there any way to send trackbacks from wordpress “pages”? Posts have that feature but i need a soluton for pages.

    Regards Sven

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50. Billy P

    Great article. I unchecked the allow link notification but still seem to be receiving a lot of spammy trackbacks. Are there any plugins you can recommend? We run a lacrosse pinnies site:

    My other question is how do we go about gaining “legit” trackbacks/pingbacks for our site. Thanks for your time. BP

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Do you have Akismet enabled? You can approve legit trackbacks and pingbacks like you would moderate comments.

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