Indexing backlinks: Linklicious FREE vs PRO vs OTHER OPTIONS?

[xthoms]

Hi,

So I'm trying to get my links indexed and wanted to know how much better linklicious PRO is vs the free edition.

Just got a forum blast with around 800 links from +PR3 domains and looking to index these, as that's what I've been adviced to do (as it should rock my world.. or something like that)

I'm now blasting in SB using those links as my backlinks, set up a free Linklicious account and added them and gradually, as they become indexed, I'll then stop using them as my backlinks in SB blast. I also thought of going to links2rss, make RSS feeds (50 or so links in each feed), upload them on my other domain and ping them using SB (or the RSS option even though I never tried it).. Adding them to RSS directories would seem very time consuming without software which I don't have at hand.

So if you could please rate my plan and tell me whether it is worth it upgrading to Linklicious PRO instead. I have money to invest, but only if it creates results. Thanks a lot for your time =)

 

[janist]

You already submitte them to Linklicious, so no point in creating another RSS Feed. But besides that, blasting them with Scrapebox to 20-30k Blogs is the best way to get them indexed, if you add Linklicious into the mix, you're good.

 

[xthoms]

Yes, well I just heard linklicious quality is questionable these days. I think I'm hitting around 15k (auto approved) blogs and then updating my backlinks list tomorrow by removing those that have been indexed and then blasting those 15k again.

 

[janist]

Yes, well I just heard linklicious quality is questionable these days. I think I'm hitting around 15k (auto approved) blogs and then updating my backlinks list tomorrow by removing those that have been indexed and then blasting those 15k again.

Yeah, i'm not sure about the efficiacy either. But hey, it's free and submitting your links takes literally 10 seconds - so what the heck, i'll do it anyways !

Def. better than not submitting.

 

[Extropy]

To be honest, Linklicious free isn't going to help you much with indexing. It does make the feeds and ping the feeds, but the individual links won't get crawled unless you have a basic or pro account.

janist has the best approach and it's what we use. Build your feeds, drip them out slowly, and build some backlinks to your links. It's the best combination of awareness and juicing up your links.

Not to beat a dead horse, but indexing isn't needed to rank. It's obvious a useful number just like PR, but ultimately not directly related to your ranking. Use your SERPs as your yardstick for efficacy instead of indexing rate.

 

[clin407]

To be honest, Linklicious free isn't going to help you much with indexing. It does make the feeds and ping the feeds, but the individual links won't get crawled unless you have a basic or pro account.

janist has the best approach and it's what we use. Build your feeds, drip them out slowly, and build some backlinks to your links. It's the best combination of awareness and juicing up your links.

Not to beat a dead horse, but indexing isn't needed to rank. It's obvious a useful number just like PR, but ultimately not directly related to your ranking. Use your SERPs as your yardstick for efficacy instead of indexing rate.

What does drip mean? I see a lot of people mention dripping the feeds or some variation of that.

 

[Abstroose]

What does drip mean? I see a lot of people mention dripping the feeds or some variation of that.

It means submitting something at a gradual/varied rate, as a pose to blasting 10,000 links at once, for example. It's effective for avoiding the sandbox.

 

[xthoms]

To be honest, Linklicious free isn't going to help you much with indexing. It does make the feeds and ping the feeds, but the individual links won't get crawled unless you have a basic or pro account.

janist has the best approach and it's what we use. Build your feeds, drip them out slowly, and build some backlinks to your links. It's the best combination of awareness and juicing up your links.

Not to beat a dead horse, but indexing isn't needed to rank. It's obvious a useful number just like PR, but ultimately not directly related to your ranking. Use your SERPs as your yardstick for efficacy instead of indexing rate.

The problem is I've built a lot of links to the page but it seems stuck at position 7/8 for an easy niche and I've been recommended to index those coming from PR4 and up. I feel I've spent considerably more than I should trying to make it rank and I guess it might be because google just doesn't see the links I've built..

 

[Nomak12]

To be honest, Linklicious free isn't going to help you much with indexing. It does make the feeds and ping the feeds, but the individual links won't get crawled unless you have a basic or pro account.

janist has the best approach and it's what we use. Build your feeds, drip them out slowly, and build some backlinks to your links. It's the best combination of awareness and juicing up your links.

Not to beat a dead horse, but indexing isn't needed to rank. It's obvious a useful number just like PR, but ultimately not directly related to your ranking. Use your SERPs as your yardstick for efficacy instead of indexing rate.

What methods does the pro use that the free version doesnt?

It's a lot harder to index properties now

 

[Extropy]

So Linklicious will absolutely help Google find your links. Pinging once isn't enough, so we ping until the crawl comes. We also drip them out to avoid the sandbox. After all, going from 0 to 10K links in a day is a bit suspect.

Regarding ranking for easy terms, who knows what the cause is. On page isn't tight enough, competition is stronger than you are, your site is overall too weak, your link diversity isn't there... That's the thing I love and hate about SEO - it isn't easy to figure out AND the rules change constantly.

 

[Extropy]

What methods does the pro use that the free version doesnt?

It's a lot harder to index properties now

The Pro version pings down at the link level while the Free account only hits the feed (and lets Google naturally crawl inside). So paid == 100% crawls while free == crawls when Google feels like it (usually 5% or less).

 

[flyingbear]

so, does that mean the free account actually does not do much, since it only pings the feed?

 

[xthoms]

The Pro version pings down at the link level while the Free account only hits the feed (and lets Google naturally crawl inside). So paid == 100% crawls while free == crawls when Google feels like it (usually 5% or less).

Extropy, it would be sweet if the pro or basic version was offered for free for a week/14 days to see if it really is a lot better. As a student $54 is some kind of money, so I do prefer being sure that I invest in something that is worth the money.

 

[Extropy]

Extropy, it would be sweet if the pro or basic version was offered for free for a week/14 days to see if it really is a lot better. As a student $54 is some kind of money, so I do prefer being sure that I invest in something that is worth the money.

We've considered it but found (when we did do it for free) that people really tend to abuse it. $14.50 is a cheap price and to be honest you probably don't need to ping unless you are building at LEAST $50-100/month in links. Pinging and tracking really works, but you have to be at the scale where you can take advantage of it.

 

[procmail]

We've considered it but found (when we did do it for free) that people really tend to abuse it. $14.50 is a cheap price and to be honest you probably don't need to ping unless you are building at LEAST $50-100/month in links. Pinging and tracking really works, but you have to be at the scale where you can take advantage of it.

What does "building at least $50-100/month in links" mean?

Anyway, what disadvantages would there be if I set the hours to ping to like say, 3-4 hours?

 

[scottishhousemove]

ANy discounts available for BH members??

 

[ebiznetwrk]

yes i would like to know the same. any discounts for BH, really interested in trying your pro service.

 

[crowly]

yes i would like to know the same. any discounts for BH, really interested in trying your pro service.

bump for the bhw discount thingy :baby09:

 

[Extropy]

bump for the bhw discount thingy :baby09:

We now give a 100% discount for all paid members. Well, sort of.

Anyone who becomes a paid Linklicious member now automatically gets credits for use at OneHourBacklinks.com. So if you are a pro member, you get $54.50 off your link building order. We email the coupon code 2 weeks after your payment.

 

[Ranko Jones]

Guys I bought the basic plan the other week and have been pinging all links option set and haven't seen any noticeable change in my indexing...

I think I'm gonna cut that off and do it manual with rss, bookmark, SB blasts.