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hi fam.. having hard time studying seo.. plz help me out!

question is this.

1. If site has noindex and nofollow tag, and have inputbox like search, ex) https://www.elinchrom.com/
search result for searching aaa link will be ex) https://www.elinchrom.com/?s=aaa

2. If i make xml file like this, upload it to my server, and then upload it to google search engine, will the link get indexed?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9

http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9/sitemap.xsd">

<url><loc>https://www.elinchrom.com/?s=aaa</loc><changefreq>hourly</changefreq><priority>0.5</priority></url>
</urlset>

 
Hi,
1) Disable ?s= in robots.txt
2) Nobody knows will the link get indexed :)

Or... wait! You want to index search results?? What for?
 
Hi,
1) Disable ?s= in robots.txt
2) Nobody knows will the link get indexed :)
if search result comes out with a link ?s=, it does not get indexed?
 
An xml sitemap will only work for the domain you upload it to. The only way you'll be able to use an xml sitemap on your domain for trying to index third party urls would be to create a 301 redirect from a url on your domain to the url you want to try and index. However, this technique is old as hell and I don't think you'll get much luck with it. Don't let me stop you from trying though!
 
@koreanbrokie That is a really old technique and will most likely not have the affect you're looking for. Can't hurt to try, though.

Essentially, indexing nowadays, involves a few things such as:

- Submitting URL to the Google Search Console.
- Submitting URL to an indexer (I don't recommend doing this with your money site URL, but you can).
- Sending backlinks to the links you want to index.
- Posting on social media & buying some likes, retweets, shares, etc. (Has worked well for me in the past. Is generally 50/50 for me anymore, but definitely worth mentioning).
- The YT livestream method as outlined in this thread (this doesn't work as well as it once did): https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-last-post-over-bhw-my-golden-link-indexing-method-confession-the-end.1395514/
- RankMath Instant Indexer/Google API/ Google News/Discover - All of these methods worked very well at one point and are worth trying still I believe, excluding Rankmath.


Here are a few threads about indexing as well:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/g...uide-to-blackhat-seo-part-2-3k-words.1424475/ - This thread has an indexing section, but is essentially a one-stop-shop for most relevant/modern topics.
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/heres-how-to-index-your-stuff-using-reddit.1409943/
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/fast-indexing-of-200-pages-via-google-api.1374768/
 
Hi,
1) Disable ?s= in robots.txt
2) Nobody knows will the link get indexed :)

Or... wait! You want to index search results?? What for?
robots.txt Disallow only blocks content, page(s) could be still indexed.
 
An xml sitemap will only work for the domain you upload it to. The only way you'll be able to use an xml sitemap on your domain for trying to index third party urls would be to create a 301 redirect from a url on your domain to the url you want to try and index. However, this technique is old as hell and I don't think you'll get much luck with it. Don't let me stop you from trying though!
i am trying to index page(error page,search result page, or comment ..etc where i can input my message into )from other owner's website.
Is it possible with this way?
 
@koreanbrokie That is a really old technique and will most likely not have the affect you're looking for. Can't hurt to try, though.

Essentially, indexing nowadays, involves a few things such as:

- Submitting URL to the Google Search Console.
- Submitting URL to an indexer (I don't recommend doing this with your money site URL, but you can).
- Sending backlinks to the links you want to index.
- Posting on social media & buying some likes, retweets, shares, etc. (Has worked well for me in the past. Is generally 50/50 for me anymore, but definitely worth mentioning).
- The YT livestream method as outlined in this thread (this doesn't work as well as it once did): https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-last-post-over-bhw-my-golden-link-indexing-method-confession-the-end.1395514/
- RankMath Instant Indexer/Google API/ Google News/Discover - All of these methods worked very well at one point and are worth trying still I believe, excluding Rankmath.


Here are a few threads about indexing as well:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/g...uide-to-blackhat-seo-part-2-3k-words.1424475/ - This thread has an indexing section, but is essentially a one-stop-shop for most relevant/modern topics.
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/heres-how-to-index-your-stuff-using-reddit.1409943/
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/fast-indexing-of-200-pages-via-google-api.1374768/
i am trying to index page(error page,search result page, or comment ..etc where i can input my message into )from other owner's website.
Is it possible with this way?
 
i am trying to index page(error page,search result page, or comment ..etc where i can input my message into )from other owner's website.
Is it possible with this way?
As I said, its doubtful.
Those pre-populated search pages that you are trying to index - they're mainly indexed via links. Check the backlinks of ranking examples - you'll see it's mostly spam links.
 
As I said, its doubtful.
Those pre-populated search pages that you are trying to index - they're mainly indexed via links. Check the backlinks of ranking examples - you'll see it's mostly spam links.
you mean after i make those results, i need to build banklinks to that link right?
and thank you for replying ! it is giving me many help
 
you mean after i make those results, i need to build banklinks to that link right?
and thank you for replying ! it is giving me many help
Correct, I think building lower tier links to those urls is the way to go.
 
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