Google not recognizing my backlinks with scrapebox

khansen87

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Hi,

I have built 200+ backlinks with pr0-4 for my site and its been 4 or 5 days. Google webmaster tool still has not recognized that I made more backlinks... Anything extra I need to do?
 
it takes several weeks to a few months to get them indexed, did you check in Yahoo site explorer, majestic, or open site explorer?
 
thanks for quick reply. i checked all 3 and they all show different data :P surprise! ....

Google webmaster: 316
Yahoo Site Expl: 362
Majestic: About 362
Open Site Explore: 116

So much differences who can really tell the real value :P
 
Have you loaded those backlinks into scrapebox and pointed some pr 1-3 backlinks at them, instead of your money site?

It's a quick and dirty way to get faster indexation. Of course there's all the usual ways of getting links indexed too...
 
that is a good idea.. never thought of it.. thanks!
 
Don't expect results right away. It takes weeks and could even take months for some sites. Ping the blogs.
 
It take times. It will not happen overnight, especially with Google. Yahoo will show more number of backlinks quicker than Google.
 
One thing to keep in mind is that just because Google does not show you that they have seen the link does not mean they have not done so. They very well may have indexed your link and are just not telling you.
 
I've added few a month ago! no update yet...i have a doubt! Does alexa show them right? in the "Sites Linking" field
 
One word - Linklicious

Set and forget your links. You'll know they'll be crawled, which means you can stop checking webmaster, site explorer, etc, and get on with building more links!
 
Same here, it's almost 3 weeks and neither yahoo nor google showed my backlinks yet. T.T
 
One word - Linklicious

Set and forget your links. You'll know they'll be crawled, which means you can stop checking webmaster, site explorer, etc, and get on with building more links!

I have been using the free version but got told it does nothing.
 
I have been using the free version but got told it does nothing.

I've not used the free version myself. My only experience is with a paid account. The way I see it, you can either manually ping all of the links yourself and hope for the best, or you can pay a bit of money for a service that will do the grunt work for you.
 
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