Regarding Indexing backlinks

[speedupto1mbps]

I have created 3100 forum backlinks for my website. I have tried to ping all backlinks, try to submit in rss feed website, but my links are not indexed yet after 25 days.

So if any one can index my backlinks let me know. and please PM me with your price and time required for this

 

[giansim]

you can try social bookmarking the rss feeds

 

[xenoxen]

not even 1 of them ? Did you split your RSSes or created 1 huge RSS with 3.1k links ?

 

[Greyscale]

How are you checking if they are indexed? just cos they don't appear in search engine results for a site: search doesn't mean they haven't been added to index.

 

[BLInsanity]

How are you checking if they are indexed? just cos they don't appear in search engine results for a site: search doesn't mean they haven't been added to index.

What are you talking about? He wants to know if his links are "Indexed" not simply crawled.

If you want to know if the link is indexed you need to use the info: operator command as prefix to your URL.

 

[terry56]

I hope you are using Yahoo site explorer or in yahoo search "link:www.yourdomain.com"

 

[bobbys]

Pinging and submitting rss feeds of thousands of links are both 2 outdated and almost completely useless methods of indexing backlinks, eventhough the vast majority of people still waste their time doing this. You need to get more creative and really put in the effort in order to get forum profiles indexed nowadays. Think drip feed social bookmarking, twitter, auto blogs, etc..

 

[Greyscale]

What are you talking about? He wants to know if his links are "Indexed" not simply crawled.

If you want to know if the link is indexed you need to use the info: operator command as prefix to your URL.

Now this is genuis.....maybe you should share your knowledge on DP.

 

[bleach]

What are you talking about? He wants to know if his links are "Indexed" not simply crawled.

If you want to know if the link is indexed you need to use the info: operator command as prefix to your URL.

LOL
this is a joke

 

[speedupto1mbps]

till now nothing is index in google.

I have created RSS feed by using icerocket.com

then i submit rss feed to feedlisting.com, feedage.com, feedagg.com

then also i bookmarked all rss feed from digg, stumbleupon, reddit, jumptags, plurk, folkd etc websites.

Till now nothing indexed, what i will do??

already 30 days.

 

[sandycat]

you could try sobbing. it has to be heartfelt though.

 

[cobweb1990]

I had found that creating links with senuke gets them indexed quite quickly, I had done this while was on trial as I can't afford it yet. Hopefully going to be able to get it soon.

 

[DimaKritchevski]

BacklinkBooster (dot) com is awesome for that...

Or if you want to do the quick and cheap manual version here's how...

Step 1: Get the "ping" broswer bookmark from Pingler (dot) com and ping your backlink.
Step 2: Setup a set of social bookmarking accounts and bookmark your backlink. Onlywire or SocialMarker will do the trick for this!

 

[sukataetumba]

it doesnt matter how many backlinks you build if you cant get them indexed. there are existing products that automate these tasks. i suggest some research on backlinking your backlinks.

 

[mimay]

Hmmm.. I think you can double check your on page optimization. After checking it, you can try to submit it to top social bookmarking sites.

 

[aaron416]

What tools do you guys recommend that'll help auto index backlinks?

 

[gooser898]

it to hard to get profiles indexed. choose another backlinking method

 

[dumbodrop]

I think RSS feed is the perfect for indexing any page.
You can also try with the social bookmarking sites.

 

[Greyscale]

How are you checking if your links are indexed?

 

[S7apster]

Search the exact url of the page containing your backlink and see if it appears in the cache. This is a much more accurate, although much more time-consuming method than using webmaster tools or yahoo site explorer. For some reason, google webmaster tools almost always understates the real number of accumulated backlinks.