Recommend a good indexing service.

[Russian Ivan]

Recommend a good indexing service. Who than uses?

 

[verilix]

Are there any that still function properly as of 2016?

 

[Vierka]

Mostly i use pinging service and 2nd tier backlinks services.

 

[Mr.Charles]

I currently use GSA also as Tier 2 or tier 3 for indexing. And also as the mate says you can use a ping service.

 

[Russian Ivan]

Somebody tried http://speed-links.net or http://onehourindexing.co ?

 

[Inviz1]

I use free version of LinkCentaur and it works for me.

 

[Los Angeles SEO Agency]

Hey OP!

Great question and hopefully I can be on some assistance as I have been actively doing SEO for both myself and on behalf of dozens of clients for a few years now so have learned quite a lot about indexing to say the least.

This past year we spent countless hours experimenting with new indexing tools weekly, the most effective one to date we found has been elitelinkindexer.com.

The developer who made speed-links was part of the creation of this service apparently and so far it has been the most effective indexing platform we've tried from all of the main popular ones most people talk about using, ie. onehourindexing, linklicious etc.

Give it a try, pricing is reasonable and a nice UI so there isn't much of a learning curve.

PS. Contextual links index have the highest index rate and bookmarks usually index the fastest, however make sure you drip the links at a safe pace to avoid any links spikes and stay under the Penguin radar!

Best of luck and rank on!

- Warm Regards,
Mark
President
Mod Edit - URL removed as it is not germane to the topic and is self promotional.

 

[NO-CLUE-SEO]

1 hour indexing does not seem to work anymore. I have trused it 3 times over the past month. No good.

 

[Cshark]

Natural indexing works best but if you're in a hurry drip feed your links so as to avoid leaving footprints. You can use GSA for indexing.

 

[sincereseoer]

I doubt indexing tools work good anymore.

 

[Crazy Monkey]

I suggest to GSA ,scrapebox,Google Web Master Tools

 

[AdonisEnglish]

Instant Indexer is good, I used it a while ago.

 

[Russian Ivan]

Someone else that tell me?

Who ever uses http: //speed-links.net as you have with the index now?

 

[DigitalCon]

If the link is not getting naturally indexed, its not powerful enough in my opinion. Its just not worth it creating dozens of tier 2 links just to get your one link indexed.

 

[Russian Ivan]

If the link is not getting naturally indexed, its not powerful enough in my opinion. Its just not worth it creating dozens of tier 2 links just to get your one link indexed.

For low-frequency queries without backlinks should be traffic.

 

[MikeyMikey13]

If the link is not getting naturally indexed, its not powerful enough in my opinion. Its just not worth it creating dozens of tier 2 links just to get your one link indexed.

Web 2.0 are very difficult to index, you need some indexing service or spam them to get them going.

 

[DigitalCon]

Web 2.0 are very difficult to index, you need some indexing service or spam them to get them going.

That is exactly why they are useless, besides many other reasons. Had they been important to google, they'd have been indexed naturally.

 

[nahid133]

you can try this service here on bhw, much better success rate compared to others. But 1st you need try some social sharing specially G+

 

[MikeyMikey13]

That is exactly why they are useless, besides many other reasons. Had they been important to google, they'd have been indexed naturally.

Very subjective to say they are useless. Maybe to some, maybe to google. However I can rank them quite easily and use them to boost my money sites, so they aren't useless to me.

 

[DigitalCon]

Very subjective to say they are useless. Maybe to some, maybe to google. However I can rank them quite easily and use them to boost my money sites, so they aren't useless to me.

Well said. Subjective is what i actually meant. Useless and useful are subjective terms when it comes to SEO.
There are but more efficient options than WEB2.0s.
All the best