Nuclear Link Crawler.... hmm....

[proudlytwisted]

Anyone else use Nuclear Link Crawler? I started using it over Linklicious because someone on here said they had seen better results.

I took a money site with over 80,000 pages that has been stuck at only 8000 pages indexed for the last 2-3 years. I sent all the links off to NLC to be crawled and 2 days later, google dropped 1000 pages from their index. Now I only have 7000 indexed pages.

Coincidence? I would find it hard to believe.

 

[ntnsllc]

uh oh...I don't think you're supposed to put your own urls into the system. I think it's intended to help index profile links and blog comment links, right? I don't use it, but I just bought a fiverr gig from a guy who added 2k of my profile backlinks to backlink indexer. I don't know of many people using link indexing tools for money sites...lol, but perhaps there are??

 

[proudlytwisted]

Yea I wouldn't normally throw this kind of thing at a money site, but since it has been stuck for so long, i figured why not.

 

[Poppa Rotzee]

Anyone else use Nuclear Link Crawler? I started using it over Linklicious because someone on here said they had seen better results.

Your first mistake, right there =)

 

[SEORasta]

I use NLC and i have not really checked to see the inded % but it does the RSS fielsds and takes the links daily from my dripable account....will start checking more closely....

 

[Poppa Rotzee]

I use NLC and i have not really checked to see the inded % but it does the RSS fielsds and takes the links daily from my dripable account....will start checking more closely....

When NLC copied our service, we were using RSS feeds as well...it use to be a great method which is why we did, but as we all know...things change. We analyze and track everything and when we found a superior method we moved to that.

 

[proudlytwisted]

Well the guys over at LinkPushing.net recommended NLC. They have your service integrated into their system, but recommended NLC anyway. That's why I jumped on it.

 

[Poppa Rotzee]

Well the guys over at LinkPushing.net recommended NLC. They have your service integrated into their system, but recommended NLC anyway. That's why I jumped on it.

lol, yeah. NLC has a 75% affiliate program, so linkPushing.net gets %75 of the sale when recommending NLC. You gotta watch out for stuff like that. They integrated with us because they liked our service...not because we paid them to say they did.

 

[proudlytwisted]

lol, yeah. NLC has a 75% affiliate program, so linkPushing.net gets %75 of the sale when recommending NLC. You gotta watch out for stuff like that. They integrated with us because they liked our service...not because we paid them to say they did.

They recommended NLC without linking to it. They just mentioned it.

 

[ahiddenman]

They recommended NLC without linking to it. They just mentioned it.

Greg (Owner of Linkpushing.net) actually recommended me to join Linklicious and i did. Its an awesome service for the price.

I know that they use LinkLicious and also Lindexed , Never heard of them using NLC.

 

[Poppa Rotzee]

Anyone else use Nuclear Link Crawler? I started using it over Linklicious because someone on here said they had seen better results.

Funny, Here is a case study a black hat member did that extremely detailed and It compares Linklicious Free account vs Nuclear Link Crawlers free account, against a control that uses neither. Linklicious beat Nuclear Link Crawler in on every keyword. Check it out.


http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo/401110-case-study-link-building-comparison-chart.html





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[seolabs82]

I stopped using all those indexing services, who knows how many links are crawled each day? i had negative results & drops using indexing.

i stopped indexing & now concentrate on just having more back links.

 

[Larisa]

Your first mistake, right there =)

When NLC copied our service, we were using RSS feeds as well...it use to be a great method which is why we did, but as we all know...things change. We analyze and track everything and when we found a superior method we moved to that.

I thought the OP asked for advice over if we have really used, and that was the intend of the thread and not a "served" self promotion for you, but hey..I just might be wrong.

Anyway I have used and still use both NLC and Linklicious and I continue to use them both (even tho I also have the nuclear ping scheduler which would do pretty much same what linklicious does and ping directly the URLs rather then a feed, but I also like to use that same feed and distribute it over, mix it up etc..).

 

[Poppa Rotzee]

I thought the OP asked for advice over if we have really used, and that was the intend of the thread and not a "served" self promotion for you, but hey..I just might be wrong.

Anyway I have used and still use both NLC and Linklicious and I continue to use them both (even tho I also have the nuclear ping scheduler which would do pretty much same what linklicious does and ping directly the URLs rather then a feed, but I also like to use that same feed and distribute it over, mix it up etc..).

Um this is what he said

"Anyone else use Nuclear Link Crawler? I started using it over Linklicious because someone on here said they had seen better results."

And that is what I responded to..which is completely on topic. I also linked to a case study that some guy did where he actually used linklicious and Nuclear Link Crawler (Not as a competition, but to compare effectiveness of crawling vs not crawling) and it showed linklicious out performed on every keyword.

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo/401110-case-study-link-building-comparison-chart.html