Software RSS Submission vs. Linklicious

[ActionJ]

Benyamin, im interested to find that out, so ping all backlinks, create RSS, submit multiple RSS via RSS Submit, then ping those rss feeds, then create an RSS of all those RSS feeds and ping.

Tidus, think i answered yours, firefox>downthemall plugin and you can use a mask for formatting the name based on type/date/time/etc.

 

[GoogleAlchemist]

Yeah ,

When i finish backlinking i do no more than 500 links each time so then straight after i run them through a pinger which notifys google about the changes.

Then i leave that for a few days so they start to get indexed and then i make the links into RSS feeds and run through RSS Submit to make sure they all get indexed properly

In return you get crazy index rates

have you tested submitting the feeds at the same time as waiting after the ping?

has anyone ever manually verified if at least some/most of the rss aggs in rss submit are actually getting valid subs?

I leave it around 3-5 days just so some get indexed or atleast the pinging notifys google about changes.

Then i convert to RSS feeds and run them through RSS Submit/RSS Aggregators to make sure

Yeah, I ping my RSS Feeds before I submit them, then i use an auto pinger to randomly ping each of the feeds

what ping schedule do u use for this?

I have noticed that Linklicious gets your feeds crawled just as well as when you ping them:
When I look at my scheduled feeds (that indicates that it has never been spidered/crawled) in Linklicious I can take one feed URL and submit it in RSS Submit.
Almost instantly when I refresh my page on Linklicious it will notify that the Feed I had just submitted with RSS Submit is crawled.

HOWEVER,
when I click on details on a RSS feed in Linklicious which gives me access to all the 20 links in that feed it will always say that the links itself have never been crawled, only the feed.

Because of this I think the following has happened:
Linklicous(at least the free version) succesfully turns your links in RSS feeds and properly pings them. BUT, the (back)links that are in the Linklicious rss feed will never be crawled by Google.
I may be wrong but those were my observations.
What I'm simply gonna do is throw everything in Linklicious and ping the links seperately with pingfarm/seomatic whatever.
I might also grab the seperate links that linklicous provides me ( your backlinks that your rss feed consist of when you click on details on a certain feed) and rss submit them. but I think it would be probably too much work since I need to copy paste the LL urls by hand

@ahiddenman, how many links do you put in 1 rss feed?The usual 20 or...

are u saying linklicious only gets the feed and not the inner links indexed or is that just the rss submit method? i am confused by what you said...

Am kinda new at making rss feeds, but does anyone know how to download the feeds once you have made them in links2rss.com?

download them all is GEM and been using it for months , it's saved me tons of time and a huge headache. what do u mean by the 'mask' though for formatting?

a handy tool is dirprint which lets u suck out the names of the rss feeds from a folder, a lil regex in notepad++ and boom you have all the rss feeds easy peezy

Benyamin, im interested to find that out, so ping all backlinks, create RSS, submit multiple RSS via RSS Submit, then ping those rss feeds, then create an RSS of all those RSS feeds and ping.

Tidus, think i answered yours, firefox>downthemall plugin and you can use a mask for formatting the name based on type/date/time/etc.