[TUTORIAL] How to get your backlinks indexed fast.

[cody41]

awesome clocker, muchhhh appreciated

 

[dodoale]

thanks for the info

 

[markedwin]

if I pay for Google Adwords advertising, whether it will be in the index more quickly by Google.
Please share in the experience.

Thanks

 

[Yukinari84]

if I pay for Google Adwords advertising, whether it will be in the index more quickly by Google.
Please share in the experience.

Thanks

Are you asking if you should pay Google Adwords to advertise your profile backlinks???

If so, that's a big hell no.

 

[anwarsheriff]

This really is a very helpful information. Thanks

 

[Yukinari84]

Very nice tutorial. So i guess i have to buy Senuke for that reason. Thank you so much.
How much will it be again to puchase a license for Senuke?

You don't need SENuke for this. Everything I mention can be done 100% free.
SENuke is just a tool.

I recommend to never buy ANY tools until your business is making enough to afford it. Otherwise you are just creating expenses for your business.

 

[grenty]

Many thanks, tutorials like this are extremely helpful to hit the ground running.

 

[teeniegenie]

I recommend to never buy ANY tools until your business is making enough to afford it. Otherwise you are just creating expenses for your business.

Great advice for anyone starting out! Thanks for the good thread Yukinari.

 

[Yukinari84]

Great advice for anyone starting out! Thanks for the good thread Yukinari.

Thanks.

Just to make it clear for anyone that misunderstood me (I got a few PMs asking me why I don't use SENuke or tools, etc:

I LOVE AUTOMATION TOOLS. However, I said you don't tools until can afford them because (I say this a lot because it's true) a tool is only as good as it's user. The tools themselves are not going to magically make anyone money.

They can and will increase your productivity and profits, but only if you know how to use them correctly.

If you don't, you will be throwing away your money.

 

[Sniper]

What's better: hosting your own rss.xml feed or using the IceRocket host?

 

[emachines]

hello Im a newbie, thank you so much for this post. I learned a lot from it.. keep posting please..

 

[Yukinari84]

What's better: hosting your own rss.xml feed or using the IceRocket host?

Could you clarify what you mean by this? Nearly everything has an RSS feed now days, so I'm not sure what you mean.

 

[Sniper]

Could you clarify what you mean by this? Nearly everything has an RSS feed now days, so I'm not sure what you mean.

What I meant is if you use IceRocket to create your feed, they give you a feed URL. You then submit that url to RSS submission sites.

OR

You create your own rss.xml file and host it on a domain that you own, and submit it to RSS submission sites.

I can see this not really making a difference, but thought I'd ask.

 

[Yukinari84]

What I meant is if you use IceRocket to create your feed, they give you a feed URL. You then submit that url to RSS submission sites.

OR

You create your own rss.xml file and host it on a domain that you own, and submit it to RSS submission sites.

I can see this not really making a difference, but thought I'd ask.

If your site has an RSS feed, then you don't need to recreate one.

 

[bloodcult]

super post so far, learned a lot. thank you very much. on my blog the articles will be indexed sometimes in under a minute. so i try for my backlinks, too.

 

[otane]

1. Create/grab the URLs for your backlinks.
2. Create an RSS feed from all these URLs.
3. Submit the RSS feed to many RSS aggregators.
4. Bookmark your RSS feed on several social bookmarking sites.
5. Ping your feed.


3. Submit your new Feed to RSS Aggregators - Again, there are many. I like to use SENuke, but there's a free software called RSS Submit for this that is good as well.

4. Bookmark the feed - I use SENuke, but Social Marker and OnlyWire will work as well.

5. Ping your feed - Pretty self-explanatory...Ping-O-Matic, Pingler, Pingoat are all good for this, but if you have software like SENuke or any software that has a big ping list, even better.

When taking the new feed to RSS Submit....do I have to place the feed on another domain?

When bookmarking the feed? Where is the feed located?

I guess same question when pinging it. Where is the feed located?

 

[belko002]

It sounds like everyone is using SEONuke...I'm still not really sure exactly what it is. Can it get me in trouble (i.e. is it black or whitehat?), Is it worth the money? What are your favorite features?

Also, I've heard that it has a pretty steep learning curve. Is that the case?

Thanks

 

[carlito]

hi
im using a tool which autopost profile links in phpbb forums, then i want to ping those links or rss them to make them indexed fast, but is there a mean to automatically find the created url's? i am not sure i'm clear lol

 

[Yukinari84]

hi
im using a tool which autopost profile links in phpbb forums, then i want to ping those links or rss them to make them indexed fast, but is there a mean to automatically find the created url's? i am not sure i'm clear lol

Doesn't your software give you a log that lists where your profiles were created and the results?

If not, then I guess you will have to just start making your own lists to help you remember where you made you profiles at.

 

[black_hat_world]

great tip for us, thank bro
bookmarked for later use