how to index ur backlinks that are high quality

[apocolyptica]

each time i get a backlinks pack from fiverr I mass ping the site list to ping services

then i upload all my backlink urls on a blogger post

then o add the blogger post to gogle plus

then i wait for the blogger post to be indexed to index my backlinks

any other methods you use?

btw u can index a blogger blog right away via webmaster tools add site ;; but i dont think it wil crawl ur backlinks on the blogger too,,, so ive been waiting for a naturaul index of my blogger so that the google spider may crawl my backlinks


any other backlink indexing methods too share to help me index my site?
thanks

 

[Sristy]

Paste those URLs on a blogger or any Web 2.0 page that gives do follow link back and then use google shortener to shorten that URL. Then link to that shortened URL from an unrelated money site homepage for couple of days. Most of your URLs should get indexed with this method.

 

[SEOSage]

How I do it and its quite easy to do:

Method (1) use old twitter account with PA of 50+ (I hold 100+ twitter account with PA50+) to tweet those URL and it gets indexed
Method (2) You probably would have heard about indexing a page using video sitemap. Do that, you just need to modify the sitemap file and insert these URL and BOOM, you will be indexed in no time

 

[DigitalCon]

If they don't naturally get indexed, they are not high quality in the first place.

 

[Aty]

Dude, if you gotta force indexing of a link that means your link is crap. The ones that are of good quality get indexed naturally in a relatively short time. You might wanna keep that in mind.

 

[SEOSage]

If they don't naturally get indexed, they are not high quality in the first place.

In ideal scenario, your statement is valid but in practical, this just does not hold true. Though we do not know what kind of links, OP has mentioned. I hope they are not some junk links.

I have seen multiple instances when people find it tough to get indexed even quality web 2.0 parasites. so if it does not get indexed naturally, you need to force feed after certain time interval

 

[moneyflower]

each time i get a backlinks pack from fiverr I mass ping the site list to ping services

then i upload all my backlink urls on a blogger post

then o add the blogger post to gogle plus

then i wait for the blogger post to be indexed to index my backlinks

any other methods you use?

btw u can index a blogger blog right away via webmaster tools add site ;; but i dont think it wil crawl ur backlinks on the blogger too,,, so ive been waiting for a naturaul index of my blogger so that the google spider may crawl my backlinks


any other backlink indexing methods too share to help me index my site?
thanks

Can you pls recommend any good backlink provider on Fiverr for me?

 

[stealthpartner]

If they don't naturally get indexed, they are not high quality in the first place.

true story

 

[asap1]

If they don't naturally get indexed, they are not high quality in the first place.

Not true, since Penguin 4.0 everything takes longer than usual to index.

The links will eventually index but it takes days to index links when it usually indexed in hours.

 

[710fla]

Either use a link indexer or build some links to it.

 

[digimarket]

Here some of the Backlink Indexing Methods are use to getting easily indexed, you can use Google Search Console Method,Web 2.0 Method, and Pinging Method.

 

[DigitalCon]

Not true, since Penguin 4.0 everything takes longer than usual to index.

Not, everything still indexes like usual. Its the recrawls that have been slow lately. And it has nothing to do with penguin 4.0. I noticed the slow recrawls months before penguin 4.0 rolled out.

The links will eventually index but it takes days to index links when it usually indexed in hours.

Exactly, the frequency of google visiting the page itself tells how important the page is to it. Some sites literally have google sitting and partying with them 24*7.

 

[DigitalCon]

In ideal scenario, your statement is valid but in practical, this just does not hold true. Though we do not know what kind of links, OP has mentioned. I hope they are not some junk links.

I have seen multiple instances when people find it tough to get indexed even quality web 2.0 parasites. so if it does not get indexed naturally, you need to force feed after certain time interval

The statement is as practical as it can get in current scenerio.

See as i previously mentioned too, google not deciding to index a page tells that the content or the backlinks to it don't make it interested.

The high quality web2.0s that you are talking about my mate are either a brand new subdomain on a high authority website which derives zero link juice or power off its parent or in some cases are subpages of high authority websites 10 levels deep from homepage. Neither of the above have backlinks to them when they are born. What makes you think they are high quality then, content?

 

[asap1]

Not, everything still indexes like usual. Its the recrawls that have been slow lately. And it has nothing to do with penguin 4.0. I noticed the slow recrawls months before penguin 4.0 rolled out.

I have to disagree. When Penguin 4.0 rolled out I seen multiple threads asking about index rates and why their links wont index link usual.

Someone even mentioned their PBN links that usually index in a couple days take up to 1 week now.

I've noticed a increase in the time it takes to index links as well.

 

[SkyrocketSEO]

So you buy high quality links on Fiverr...please tell me more

 

[virtualbyron]

So you buy high quality links on Fiverr...please tell me more

Probably the gig was titled ".....HIGH QUALITY LINKS......"