How to get a Web 2.0 indexed?

[Dexter Kohli]

So, a month back I created 2 web 2.0's for my website. Uploaded 2 filler articles in them and left them so they get indexed by Google. However, when I check today they are still not indexed. What should I do? Google has removed Submit URL to Google tool. I won't be able to submit public url's anymore. Any suggestions?

 

[shadow5]

Try indexification[.]com - not a sales thing. I just use it myself.

 

[lifehero]

seo clerks FTW

 

[blackbeans]

If your content involves newsjacking or newsrewriting and you're targetting a sub-niche, try REDDIT.

 

[stack paper]

If your content involves newsjacking or newsrewriting and you're targetting a sub-niche, try REDDIT.

And if it doesn't.. Still use Reddit

 

[AnkitGup]

Build tier-2 backlinks using softwares like senuke, xrumer or GSA SER

 

[Deleted member 1161191]

Try blog-comments, Reddit and some social signals to index your web 2.0 and backlink in google.

 

[Ideal_SEO]

create a Blogspot
do proper settings
add in webmaster, submit ATOM sitemap

now create post on Blogspot
add your web 2.0 as reference in post (5-10 web 2.0 in one post )

 

[memme]

send some social signals.

we use speed-links.net, best indexing service

 

[hippo123]

Feed the web2.0 into an indexer

 

[Peter Ngo]

Tier 2 links, probably the best way to index web 2.0s.

 

[SicarioPBN]

First of all, it's a bad sign that your web2.0 doesn't get indexed without extra effort.

It means that either web2.0 site is overspammed and gives your article a bad neighborhood or it's just weak.

Secondly, I agree that building tier2 links is the best option. But in my opinion using some ping services or software like senuke or xrumer is not an optimal way.
Why? Because those links may disappear or just decay superfast... just like your indexation status.

I think that it's much better to put some extra effort and build a couple of high quality ******** blog comments and a couple of ******** forum links.
Sure, it's time consuming, but on the other hand it's a guarantee of your web2.0 will get indexed and won't be spit out of index for a long time.

Good luck with your rankings!

 

[graham25s]

Paste the url in the description of a youtube video workes for me

 

[James Bond 00285]

Paste the url in the description of a youtube video workes for me

explain please brother

 

[Capcon970]

Haha this is the 3rd or 4th thread I've posted this response in the past few days - very common question it seems. The following is my technique:

Super simple, I actually just posted this in another thread about a case study on Google indexing hacks I've used since they removed the ADDURL tool...

USING OTHER GOOGLE TOOLS

Run the URL of your backlink thru Google PageSpeed Insights
Run the URL of your backlink thru Google Mobile Friendly Test
Run the URL of your backlink thru Google Structured Data Testing Tool

Any of the above should index your link rather quickly or...

USING YOUR OWN WEBSITE + SEARCH CONSOLE

Add the URL you want indexed somewhere in a blog post on a site you have connected to Google Search Console. Submit the blog post URL to Google using the Fetch tool. Once fetched and the status is marked “Complete”, simply click the “Request Indexing” button.

Remember to check the option marked “Crawl this URL and its direct links” so Google follows the link on your page back to the URL you actually want indexed.

THIS WORKS IN MINUTES:

Or if you're using Wordpress, use a redirect plugin like Pretty Links to create a 301 redirect. Create a redirect link like:

yourdomain.com/backlinkurltobeindexed - make sure this link redirects to the backlink URL you want Google to index.

Take that redirect URL you created and again fetch it via Search Console - this method gets my links indexed in 10 min flat

Again, remember to check the option marked “Crawl this URL and its direct links” so Google follows the link on your page back to the URL you actually want indexed.

You can index those redirect URL's in your own search console as if they were your own

 

[RandomX]

Haha this is the 3rd or 4th thread I've posted this response in the past few days - very common question it seems. The following is my technique:

Super simple, I actually just posted this in another thread about a case study on Google indexing hacks I've used since they removed the ADDURL tool...

USING OTHER GOOGLE TOOLS

Run the URL of your backlink thru Google PageSpeed Insights
Run the URL of your backlink thru Google Mobile Friendly Test
Run the URL of your backlink thru Google Structured Data Testing Tool

Any of the above should index your link rather quickly or...

USING YOUR OWN WEBSITE + SEARCH CONSOLE

Add the URL you want indexed somewhere in a blog post on a site you have connected to Google Search Console. Submit the blog post URL to Google using the Fetch tool. Once fetched and the status is marked “Complete”, simply click the “Request Indexing” button.

Remember to check the option marked “Crawl this URL and its direct links” so Google follows the link on your page back to the URL you actually want indexed.

THIS WORKS IN MINUTES:

Or if you're using Wordpress, use a redirect plugin like Pretty Links to create a 301 redirect. Create a redirect link like:

yourdomain.com/backlinkurltobeindexed - make sure this link redirects to the backlink URL you want Google to index.

Take that redirect URL you created and again fetch it via Search Console - this method gets my links indexed in 10 min flat

Again, remember to check the option marked “Crawl this URL and its direct links” so Google follows the link on your page back to the URL you actually want indexed.

You can index those redirect URL's in your own search console as if they were your own

Nice information, and I am confused with last method, can you explain little bit. Thank you.

 

[Deleted member 657006]

Haha this is the 3rd or 4th thread I've posted this response in the past few days - very common question it seems. The following is my technique:

Super simple, I actually just posted this in another thread about a case study on Google indexing hacks I've used since they removed the ADDURL tool...

USING OTHER GOOGLE TOOLS

Run the URL of your backlink thru Google PageSpeed Insights
Run the URL of your backlink thru Google Mobile Friendly Test
Run the URL of your backlink thru Google Structured Data Testing Tool

Any of the above should index your link rather quickly or...

USING YOUR OWN WEBSITE + SEARCH CONSOLE

Add the URL you want indexed somewhere in a blog post on a site you have connected to Google Search Console. Submit the blog post URL to Google using the Fetch tool. Once fetched and the status is marked “Complete”, simply click the “Request Indexing” button.

Remember to check the option marked “Crawl this URL and its direct links” so Google follows the link on your page back to the URL you actually want indexed.

THIS WORKS IN MINUTES:

Or if you're using Wordpress, use a redirect plugin like Pretty Links to create a 301 redirect. Create a redirect link like:

yourdomain.com/backlinkurltobeindexed - make sure this link redirects to the backlink URL you want Google to index.

Take that redirect URL you created and again fetch it via Search Console - this method gets my links indexed in 10 min flat

Again, remember to check the option marked “Crawl this URL and its direct links” so Google follows the link on your page back to the URL you actually want indexed.

You can index those redirect URL's in your own search console as if they were your own

please add links to the free google indexing methods you suggest cheers .

helps .

what i do i just blast it with serengine scrapebox addon.(( 50+ heigh web 2.0 usally index the sod))

 

[Capcon970]

Nice information, and I am confused with last method, can you explain little bit. Thank you.

Sure thing...

Look up the Pretty Links plugin - it allows you to use your own website to create custom 301 redirects. Basically it allows you to create a unqiue link using your own domain that redirects to whatever page you want it to.

I create a custom link using my own domain like - myownsite.com/anything - then the plugin will redirect that URL to wherever you want it to. I can set that link to redirect to the web 2.0 for example. If someone clicked on that link they'd automatically be redirected to the web 2.0.

Since my domain is connected to Google Search Console, I can login and use the Fetch tool to get the custom link indexed in minutes. Since it redirects to the web 2.0, it indexes that page as well...

 

[Scott Marra]

Sure thing...

Look up the Pretty Links plugin - it allows you to use your own website to create custom 301 redirects. Basically it allows you to create a unqiue link using your own domain that redirects to whatever page you want it to.

I create a custom link using my own domain like - myownsite.com/anything - then the plugin will redirect that URL to wherever you want it to. I can set that link to redirect to the web 2.0 for example. If someone clicked on that link they'd automatically be redirected to the web 2.0.

Since my domain is connected to Google Search Console, I can login and use the Fetch tool to get the custom link indexed in minutes. Since it redirects to the web 2.0, it indexes that page as well...

Thank you for the explanation!