M4DM4X
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- Jan 21, 2015
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Hi,
I'm going to share the method I usually use to index lots of links when I build a new programatic site.
What you gonna do is find forum posts that have been indexed recently, with this google query :
"Powered by phpBB" "keyword"
Then press enter, and add &tbs=qdr:n15 at the end of the google url to find forum posts indexed 15 minutes ago.
Now you have a list of forums that google love, since they have been indexed fast.
The next step is to register on one of these forums, and create a new post. Make it legit, related to the board topic.
And here's the magic ingredient : At the end of your post you are going to add all your links to index, in this format:
This way, google will index your post in a few hours, sometimes in a few minutes, and will crawl all the links inside it, ending up indexing them (usually, if the content is not too spammy)
Happy indexing guys
I'm going to share the method I usually use to index lots of links when I build a new programatic site.
What you gonna do is find forum posts that have been indexed recently, with this google query :
"Powered by phpBB" "keyword"
Then press enter, and add &tbs=qdr:n15 at the end of the google url to find forum posts indexed 15 minutes ago.
Now you have a list of forums that google love, since they have been indexed fast.
The next step is to register on one of these forums, and create a new post. Make it legit, related to the board topic.
And here's the magic ingredient : At the end of your post you are going to add all your links to index, in this format:
It's phpbb format, and you can put thousands links like this, thanks to this formatting they will be invisible under your post, nobody will know or see them. Of course if the board is moderated before your post is approved it's not gonna work, if so, just move on to another board.Code:[size=1][url=link1]...[/url][/size] etc
This way, google will index your post in a few hours, sometimes in a few minutes, and will crawl all the links inside it, ending up indexing them (usually, if the content is not too spammy)
Happy indexing guys