2 Indexing Services - Case Study

[mindmaster]

48 hours ago I submitted 116 links for indexing.

Links were split between 2 services:
- instantlinkindexer (I got a subscription for the past year)
- speed-links (got it for free to test it)

Both sets of links were drip-feed during the first 24 hours after submission.

I submitted 58 links on each service. Here are the results so far.

[TABLE="width: 500, align: left"]
[TR]
[TD]Service \ Time[/TD]
[TD]after 12 hours[/TD]
[TD]after 24 hours[/TD]
[TD]after 36 hours[/TD]
[TD]after 48 hours[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD]Speed-links[/TD]
[TD]6 indexed[/TD]
[TD]16 indexed[/TD]
[TD]41 indexed[/TD]
[TD]47 indexed[/TD]
[/TR]
[TR]
[TD]InstantLinkIndexer[/TD]
[TD]6 indexed[/TD]
[TD]12 indexed[/TD]
[TD]14 indexed[/TD]
[TD]15 indexed[/TD]
[/TR]
[/TABLE]

Although I expected better results from instantlinkindexer (like I used to get), it seems that after 48 hours speed-links got better results.

Will wait a few more days and check again the indexing rate. Will post here the changes.

In the mid time, I submitter another batch of 200 links split between the 2 service to double check.

 

[kickasss]

interesting case study i'll bookmark this keep us updated op

 

[innosoft]

try adding indexification as well and one hour link indexer

 

[Breni]

Interesting experiment, I would also like you to add more indexing services to test them.

 

[andyf91]

Awesome case study will be following

 

[weshare]

Test these indexers too:

expressindexer.solutions
theincredibleindexer
onehourindexing

 

[4lert]

Today I'm going to test onehourindexing

 

[bahus]

For quality backlinks you don't need any indexing service. Google will index and give you credit for them within a week or so based on my recent experience. Can't comment on spammy links as I no longer use them. Stick to fewer quality links instead of creating 100's of shit links and paying for indexing service. Achieve more with less that's the name of my game

P.S. I used to create about 200 backlinks a week per keyword, that would get me to 3rd or 4th serp page. Now I create 5-10 quality links which get me to 2nd page within a week ( plus some social 'sharing' too) with another 10, 15 or even 20 I'll get to 1st page of serp. The only problem that I need to solve now is to find some else for quality backlinks as I don't want to have all of them pointing into one direction. Although they are well diversified, worked well in the past and survived the 2014 penguin update I still think that having more diversity is better than less.

P.S.S. I'm not selling anything on this or any other forum and not promoting anyone. So please do not PM me for recommendations or anything like that. I'm just sharing my experience and my take on Indexing Services. I used to use one of them, and it worked really well for me. I no longer use them because I have no need for that.

 

[STONESEO]

will be following the thread man

seems that speed-links is the only indexing service working.

 

[SoccerLover]

I'm using http://www.linkcentaur.com/ and it is good.
I guess some sales thread is also there by the owner and he is providing some coupon codes for the paid packages.
You can use the free one too

 

[asap1]

Speed links has a very reasonable price, I might give them a try.

Anyway could you do a test with GSA contextual links? I need a good index service for my tier 2 and 3

 

[mindmaster]

try adding indexification as well and one hour link indexer

Interesting experiment, I would also like you to add more indexing services to test them.

Test these indexers too:

expressindexer.solutions
theincredibleindexer
onehourindexing

I would give them a try, but I don't have access on them and I'm not willing at this time to subscribe to all.
If anyone has access to other indexing services let me know and we can repeat the study including more services.

Speed links has a very reasonable price, I might give them a try.

Anyway could you do a test with GSA contextual links? I need a good index service for my tier 2 and 3

I don't use GSA, so can't tell.
Instead, you can send me a few hundreds GSA links and I will submit them on speed-links to test it out.

 

[asap1]

I have a indexification subscription we can run a test on.

 

[mindmaster]

I have a indexification subscription we can run a test on.

Noted and sent you PM.

Let's see if other members are interested to add more services and we will test them with the same kind of links (ex. GSA).

 

[mylo13]

I've got a onehourindexing subscription, pm me the links and I'll run em through

 

[mindmaster]

I've got a onehourindexing subscription, pm me the links and I'll run em through

Noted and PMed you.

Other services that would be nice to include in our case study are:
linkindexr
backlinksindexer (alextexan offered to join the case study)
linklicious
indexification (asap1 offered to join the case study)
onehourindexing (mylo13 offered to join the case study)
instanlinkindexer (I got my own subscription)
speed-links (got 1 month subscription as review copy)
linkprocessor
lindexed (The SEO offered to join the case study)
linkhuggers (The SEO offered to join the case study)
linkcentaur
express indexer (alextexan offered to join the case study)
incredible indexer (thejesus offered to join the case study)

Join the case study if you have a paid subscription to these or other link indexing service.

 

[innosoft]

I would give them a try, but I don't have access on them and I'm not willing at this time to subscribe to all.
If anyone has access to other indexing services let me know and we can repeat the study including more services.


I don't use GSA, so can't tell.
Instead, you can send me a few hundreds GSA links and I will submit them on speed-links to test it out.

I got indexification subs as well.. Pm me if you still need one.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Is there a better link indexer than fake Google+ accounts?

 

[T0NYS]

Thank you , I will give it a try

 

[mindmaster]

I got indexification subs as well.. Pm me if you still need one.

Great. Will keep you as back-up.

Is there a better link indexer than fake Google+ accounts?

I haven't tried. You can contribute to the case study, if you want.