Best way to index 20k backlinks - software or service?

[BigLarry]

I've got about 20k backlinks, articles from AMR, profiles etc from NukeX and some blasts. I'm struggling to get these indexed in any real volume via SB blasts, rapid indexing and NukeX indexing tool.

Is it best to buy a service, I've seen one that charges $10 for 1000 links with approx 50% success rate or would I be better investing in some software.

Currently I'm thinking:

Sick Submitter to create profiles to link back to the links, but as there are shed loads I'm not sure if this is the ideal solution.

Open to suggestions.

Thanks,

Larry.

 

[Abstroose]

Indexing isn't as important as you may think. Getting the links crawled is what counts. Linklicious.me offer a service at a very low proce which will convert your links into RSS feeds and ping them until they're crawled.

I deal with thousands of backlinks a day and use linklicious and SB AA blasts for indexing/crawling. It's very effective.

 

[BigLarry]

Thanks,

So that could mean out of the 20k backlinks I have, some/all may have already been crawled - some should be as they are articles/content on decent sites.

Just trying to get my head around the best approach really.

 

[Abstroose]

Yes, it's possible many have already been crawled. However I like to ensure it with linklicious and SB blasts, since they're cheap/free solutions. Plus it could possible add extra link juice to the articles.

 

[Nerevar]

Anybody know if there's a major difference between RSS-XML ping and Scrapebox ping? Scrapebox is way faster but I saw most recommend pinging XMLs.

 

[hutmeil]

Indexing isn't as important as you may think. Getting the links crawled is what counts. Linklicious.me offer a service at a very low proce which will convert your links into RSS feeds and ping them until they're crawled.

I deal with thousands of backlinks a day and use linklicious and SB AA blasts for indexing/crawling. It's very effective.

I'm not sure I understand this but isn't indexing a result of crawling? So if a page/link is indexed in G, doesn't that mean they are already crawled?

In essence, are you saying that even if a page is NOT YET indexed in G but already crawled, the page's backlink counts?

This might be a noob question, but how do you know if your page is crawled or being crawled without constantly looking into the web hosting hit reports?

 

[pirondi]

I am using backlinkindexer and i got good results.

Lists with bkindexer 150/1000 lists without 20/1000. (profile links)

 

[greggggg]

Does BMD help a lot with indexing?

 

[terryuk]

You could work by a hierarchy of indexing, so really you only need to index 1k for a nice natural find of links. Obviously would have to start over on the submissions and a bit of planning

 

[BigLarry]

Just an update, I subscribed to a PRO account over at linklicious and so far I have to say it's fantastic.

 

[sanchosvvvv]

What is the value you set for pinging the feed on linklicious.me? 1 hour or 12 hours or maybe another?

 

[frankweerasinghe]

You can use senuke x submitter. Also can use decaptcha api as low as $2 per 1000 captchas.