Dose ping sites really helpful in indexing??

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I have saw lots of people using ping website and there is lots of ping websites in which we add our url and the ping sites search domainname/profile or url etc in google search or bing search

dose it really helpful in backlink indexing??

below is the example



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In my experience, these tactics are useless and wasting of time. While they may have worked in the past, search engines like Google now prioritise quality content, strong backlinks, and proper technical SEO over artificial pinging methods.
 
In my experience, these tactics are useless and wasting of time. While they may have worked in the past, search engines like Google now prioritise quality content, strong backlinks, and proper technical SEO over artificial pinging methods.
im using for my backlinks not for my own websites
 
I have saw lots of people using ping website and there is lots of ping websites in which we add our url and the ping sites search domainname/profile or url etc in google search or bing search

dose it really helpful in backlink indexing??

below is the example



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you can test, after all, they are free to use
 
im using for my backlinks not for my own websites
Are you seeing any noticeable improvements in indexing or rankings from this approach?
If it's working for you, that’s great! However, in my experience, pinging doesn’t usually lead to significant improvements in indexing or rankings, especially in 2024, as Google increasingly priorities quality, relevance, and natural signals over such methods.
 
After using that tool, you would then have to get Googlebot to visit all the urls it creates in order for Google to know about them. And if you already knew how to force Googlebot to visit arbitrary urls you'd just use that method instead. Like others have said, in the distant past there may have been some noticeable effect, but 'free ping' tools are dead in the water now.
 
After using that tool, you would then have to get Googlebot to visit all the urls it creates in order for Google to know about them. And if you already knew how to force Googlebot to visit arbitrary urls you'd just use that method instead. Like others have said, in the distant past there may have been some noticeable effect, but 'free ping' tools are dead in the water now.
I have buy new domain and installed wordpress after that I added that domain in GSC and create sitemap in sitemap I have added all my backlinks

I read this ( Google can read sitemap but there is some errors) is this is relavent to what you are saying?? like forcing google boot to read or crowl my URLs if this was your point than we can do similer to the google sheet goog;le docs and google slides ad our urls or backlink into google services platform and share tham to public on web as google will index it it will crowl our urls as will

what you say??
 
Keep pinging, it's free and not harming your website in any way.
 
I have buy new domain and installed wordpress after that I added that domain in GSC and create sitemap in sitemap I have added all my backlinks

I read this ( Google can read sitemap but there is some errors) is this is relavent to what you are saying?? like forcing google boot to read or crowl my URLs if this was your point than we can do similer to the google sheet goog;le docs and google slides ad our urls or backlink into google services platform and share tham to public on web as google will index it it will crowl our urls as will

what you say??
A sitemap will only work for urls on the same domain it's hosted on. 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.

I think the days of using Google sheets, docs, slides etc to index links with any sort of meaningful success rate are over.
 
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