How are You Guys Pinging your ScrapeBox Blasts?

[uncguy4321]

Hi guys,

1. After a SB blast, or after a senuke run (i got one on fiverr, got the forum link URLs back)...what is the best way to ping these URLs to get them indexed?
   
2. I've heard of pinging some today, some tomorrow, etc to get it more natural....but how are people doing that?
   
3. One method I hear is making an RSS feed out of your links and then uploading the xml file to a random domain, then bookmarking the shit out of that rss url. is this the usual method for pinging your SB and senuke blasts?
   
   

Once again, you guys are amazing...I can completely understand why people want to give back to this community all the time.

Thanks

 

[xlemosx]

linklicious

 

[TheRealRazzy]

Make some RSS feeds and then run them through PingFarm

 

[uncguy4321]

Thanks to both of you!

Make some RSS feeds and then run them through PingFarm

I hope the wink at the end doesnt mean you were joking

 

[macdonjo3]

1. I never do ScrapeBox blasts. I use ScrapeBox PR checker and wonderful addons. I find the high PR blogs with 10-100 approved comments (just so i know they do accept comments) and I manually write a comment.

 

[TheRealRazzy]

Thanks to both of you!



I hope the wink at the end doesnt mean you were joking

lol, the wink was there because I own PingFarm

 

[ahiddenman]

I use Lindexed.com (Scripteens service).

If you need some URLs to get crawled then send me them and i will enter them for free seeing as i use no where near the daily limits

 

[desilovar]

lol, the wink was there because I own PingFarm

I'm using your service right now

 

[EvilPlankton]

You can also try bulkping dot com.

 

[alisnet]

ping-tool.com and parsonal blog

 

[mdsurf]

i have been wondering the same thing, good feedback on this post

 

[mikey3412]

I don't do any pinging.

It's better to let Google discover the backlinks naturally, telling Google you just got a whole bunch of links all at once isn't really natural.

 

[FrozenSpade]

pingfarm is the fastest and I think the best.
I only use it for profile indexing when "my other method" isn't enough.

 

[Glamdring]

I don't do any pinging.

It's better to let Google discover the backlinks naturally, telling Google you just got a whole bunch of links all at once isn't really natural.

A few good tips on this thread- but your point has been a concern of mine too especially for more competitive kw's. Perhaps there's a happy medium someone has used between brute force blasting and natural slow indexing?

 

[seeplusplus]

I don't ping them, I like to have G find them naturally to, but I guess if you consistently ping a similar number++ each day then that would be OK.

 

[imperial444]

I'm using your service right now

me too

 

[Expertpeon]

I suggest not pinging them...

I generally separate the lists... so that when I farm new links (I try to process around 5 million blogs/day) I split that farming session into high PR (PR 2-10) pages and AAlists with PR's of 0

I build mini link pyramids with the high PR as the base and I use the AAlist with PR's of 0 to spam out structural support links.
I do ping sections of this (since they act like bookmarking).

Every day I get around 500 high PR pages that successfully post (out of 5 million) and around 500k PR0-PR1 pages that are AA.

 

[chasedyson]

I suggest not pinging them...

I generally separate the lists... so that when I farm new links (I try to process around 5 million blogs/day) I split that farming session into high PR (PR 2-10) pages and AAlists with PR's of 0

I build mini link pyramids with the high PR as the base and I use the AAlist with PR's of 0 to spam out structural support links.
I do ping sections of this (since they act like bookmarking).

Every day I get around 500 high PR pages that successfully post (out of 5 million) and around 500k PR0-PR1 pages that are AA.

This.

Every post I've seen from you has been quality mate. Thanks for all the little golden nuggets.

 

[desilovar]

lindexed and pingfarm.. both are pretty cool, i'll postback reviews soon!