Here's how to index your stuff using Reddit

[CrazeWiz]

Cheers for this guide, I'm adept at using Reddit for promotion, but never thought of using it to get new posts indexed.

I wasn't sure if it would work with a brand new account and new subreddit, but I created a new Reddit account 31st May, a subreddit 2nd June, posted about 10 links in the same niche as the sub from major new sites, and only a few from other big subs to get the 'View this discussion in X more places' as it was hard to find posts with links. But the sub was indexed 7th June.

I might keep posting a bit more content from other places before I start submitting my own content to get indexed. I will update with how successful it is at indexing content (for a brand new Reddit account & sub).

One thing to speed up indexing of your new sub and get members is to submit it here - https://www.reddit.com/r/newreddits/

 

[praetserge]

I'm a little confused here. Do you mean re-posting the entire post excluding the comments? I am doing this manually.

here you go:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/heres-how-to-index-your-stuff-using-reddit.1409943/post-15324471

 

[BimTop]

Great method

 

[kamran23]

I have tried this but account was suspended

 

[Yebciu]

I tested this method today with two of my new unindexed links, but I used the reddit profile and comments instead of reposts. The first link was indexed within an hour and the second one after 3 hours. This method works very well and fast!

 

[Alexion]

I tested this method today with two of my new unindexed links, but I used the reddit profile and comments instead of reposts. The first link was indexed within an hour and the second one after 3 hours. This method works very well and fast!

Yes, lately I've observed it works great on a profile as well. Especially if you throw a few comments on high popular posts

 

[Yebciu]

Yes, lately I've observed it works great on a profile as well. Especially if you throw a few comments on high popular posts

I did exactly that. Works great!

 

[frarg]

What a great method !

It's so simple that the readers try to complicate it.

Thanks for sharing !

 

[Orionace]

Make it fully automatic! Using IFTTT, check for new items/posts on your blog rss and it will automatically post to your subreddit.

please can you further elaborate

 

[mnunes532]

please can you further elaborate

https://ifttt.com/explore

 

[taxhit]

Yes, lately I've observed it works great on a profile as well. Especially if you throw a few comments on high popular posts

Where in your profile are you putting the link? Is it in the "add social link" section?

 

[dlyhai]

thanks, i will try

 

[Alexion]

Where in your profile are you putting the link? Is it in the "add social link" section?

No, just submit a bookmark on your profile, no other sub, it acts like a backlink. When you go comment on other topics, you get a backlink to your profile, thus attracting crawlers.

 

[Orionace]

https://ifttt.com/explore

thanks actually learned somethin new

 

[seojen]

Cheers for this guide, I'm adept at using Reddit for promotion, but never thought of using it to get new posts indexed.

I wasn't sure if it would work with a brand new account and new subreddit, but I created a new Reddit account 31st May, a subreddit 2nd June, posted about 10 links in the same niche as the sub from major new sites, and only a few from other big subs to get the 'View this discussion in X more places' as it was hard to find posts with links. But the sub was indexed 7th June.

I might keep posting a bit more content from other places before I start submitting my own content to get indexed. I will update with how successful it is at indexing content (for a brand new Reddit account & sub).

One thing to speed up indexing of your new sub and get members is to submit it here - https://www.reddit.com/r/newreddits/

I didn't know about this new reddits, thank you very much for sharing.

 

[Infamous Nik]

Good find

 

[Gentl]

Please how to check if a link have been indexed

 

[Alexion]

Please how to check if a link have been indexed

You check your orb, of course

 

[heopas]

I think that this method stopped working last few days

 

[Uncle Muriko]

nice strategy