Created My Backlinks now how to ping 'em ??

[dreamcoder28]

Hi fellow IMers,

I have just now started building direct backlinks to my money site by commenting on high pr blogs and want big G to find them all...so I picked 2 best methods from the forum:
1. Use IM Slave link blaster to ping all my backlinks using "RPC Pinger and Meta submit tool" within it
2. Create RSS feed for all the links using hostmyrss and then submit them to the RSS directories using Icansoft RSS Bot

So which method should I prefer OR should I use both OR is there any better method than these two?

AND

I have some confusion regarding which urls to ping. Whenever I create a backlink I get a url with a commentID something like url#commentIDxxxx

so should I ping just the plain-url or the url with the commentID tag (url#commentIDxxxx)
I know, I know that both refer to the same webpage but will it make any difference in the time to get indexed if I ping the one with commentID

PS: pls excuse me for sounding foolish

BHW rocks as usual

 

[dreamcoder28]

c' mon guys, please help me out

 

[ezines]

Ping your permalinks, the one with the commentID...

Actually, pinging them once is enough, at least for me, specially if you are commenting on high PR blog pages with plenty of other people are commenting.

I don't create an RSS feed for these types of links... they're already indexed and you just need to ping so that Search Engines will know that you have added a new comment.

I only make RSS feeds on profile links, web2.0 property links, article links and other links which are newly created and haven't been indexed ever since.

 

[dreamcoder28]

Thanx a lot mate, that sorted out my query

BTW is IM Slave link blaster nice tool to ping?

which tool do you use??

 

[supaH]

You might want to think about pinging your backlinks from different IP's (proxies). Google likes varying Referring IP's, and backlinks all with the same IP could appear in Google's eyes as spam.

 

[boom1]

http://www.pingfarm.com/index.php

these guys are pretty good

 

[dreamcoder28]

You might want to think about pinging your backlinks from different IP's (proxies). Google likes varying Referring IP's, and backlinks all with the same IP could appear in Google's eyes as spam.

my ISP provides me with dynamic IP so I think I'll ping the backlinks, restart the modem, get a new IP and repeat the process. Thanx for the advice

pingfarm

these guys are pretty good

I'll definitely give it a try, Thanx for the suggestion