How does Spam Score work?
You can find Spam Score inside Open Site Explorer (if you're not a subscriber, you can check it out with a free trial)
Moz found 17 unique factors "spam flags"
Click on Spam Analysis tab
The following lists Anchor Text related and On-page related flags, the flags are:
Low mozTrust to mozRank ratio
Large site with few links
Site link diversity is low
Ratio of followed to nofollowed subdomains/domains (two separate flags)
Small proportion of branded links (anchor text)
Large site with few links
Site link diversity is low
Ratio of followed to nofollowed subdomains/domains (two separate flags)
Small proportion of branded links (anchor text)
On-page flags and Domain Name related flags
Thin content
Site mark-up is abnormally small
Large number of external links
Low number of internal links
Anchor text-heavy page
External links in navigation
No contact info
Low number of pages found
TLD correlated with spam domains
Domain name length
Domain name contains numerals
Site mark-up is abnormally small
Large number of external links
Low number of internal links
Anchor text-heavy page
External links in navigation
No contact info
Low number of pages found
TLD correlated with spam domains
Domain name length
Domain name contains numerals
For more information on how to access spam score visit at: http://moz.com/blog/spam-score-mozs-new-metric-to-measure-penalization-risk
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