Best Link Indexing Service Right Now?

[limez]

Guys, I'm currently looking for best indexing service right now. Based on your experience, what can you recommend? I've used linkcentaur before but I am not satisfied with their service. Please comment your recommended indexing service that "works" in your part.

 

[Crazy Monkey]

InstantLinkIndexer is the best one

 

[bluecoder]

Yes, As per the recent google changes can some one share their experience on link indexing services ?

Linklicious and Onehourindexing are from same guys i believe and read some bad reviews recently from BHW.
Lindexed and Backlinkindexer are from same guys i believe
Instantlinkindexer and Indexification are from same guys...
and linkprocessor, planning to test in near future but still

so can one have share thier experiences with the above services recently and how theirs success rate is now.

 

[jacker818]

The biggest issue today with seo is link indexing, ive been doing research on indexing and the only solution out there is to create back links to your back links or send your links social signals.

 

[goblog46]

The biggest issue today with seo is link indexing, ive been doing research on indexing and the only solution out there is to create back links to your back links or send your links social signals.

what that's mean? so we should make tier 2, and then tier 1 get indexed without doing anything after we make tier 2?

 

[chemical129]

Hello i need help plz come inbox.
i am new also here i have premium site are available but no idea about sell here.

 

[fastlinks]

backlinksindexer, this service still good?

 

[Big guy]

+1 for Onehourindexing. It works good for me.

 

[Nut-Nights]

+1 for Onehourindexing. It works good for me.

Really ? I see lots of bad reviews about that one.

 

[Banditoseo]

Really ? I see lots of bad reviews about that one.

I'd probably recommend OneHourIndexing, too. They all deliver poor results. But OneHourIndexing's results are no worse than any other, and it has the best interface -- you can name specific batches, download reports, set dripfeeds, etc.

 

[Shaunm]

I recently completed a case study on indexing services and posted it here.

A number of indexing methods were used with results ranging from 1% indexed upto over 90% indexed.

 

[tiiberius]

Honestly, I cannot recommend any.

I've been getting 20-35% index rate at best with indexing services which isn't really "good"

For me personally it turned out to be much more effective practice to focus on fewer Tier 1 URLs and getting those indexed "manually" using simple sitemaps.

Video sitemaps are especially effective.

You can even edit the sitemap .xml file before submission to include 3rd party URLs and get them indexed.

 

[ThopHayt]

Agreed, for T1 manual submission is king. Then for T2 I've found that socials and some quality T3 links help. You can gamble and toss in an indexing service on top that and what's the risk? Ultimately if you are having TONS of trouble indexing I might stop blaming the methods/services and see if your content is shit. Google indexes quality content faster than shit.

-ThopHayt

 

[Shaunm]

I've been getting 20-35% index rate at best with indexing services which isn't really "good".

Then they are a waste of your money mate, read the post I linked in my comment above.

 

[Banditoseo]

I recently completed a case study on indexing services and posted it here.

A number of indexing methods were used with results ranging from 1% indexed upto over 90% indexed.

Thanks for the case study, I've been looking for something like that, a recent study. Like you concede, the results look batshit crazy - the idea that any indexer can index >90% of automated posts is unreal. I know you randomized the posts, but did posts from certain domains cluster in the group give to them? Just curious. Either way, I'll try it out.

I totally agree with the others about good content and manually indexing T1 links. When I think of indexing, I think of indexing automated links in lower tiers. A good link shouldn't need any indexing at all.

 

[Shaunm]

Thanks for the case study, I've been looking for something like that, a recent study. Like you concede, the results look batshit crazy - the idea that any indexer can index >90% of automated posts is unreal. I know you randomized the posts, but did posts from certain domains cluster in the group give to them? Just curious. Either way, I'll try it out.

I totally agree with the others about good content and manually indexing T1 links. When I think of indexing, I think of indexing automated links in lower tiers. A good link shouldn't need any indexing at all.

I have a few new blasts with just web 2 from RX and a few others with just SER, the RX are around 85% right now with the SER ones being around 60% indexed. As the RX percentage is so close I don't think the domains were clusted or anything.

 

[memme]

we use speed-links.net. indexing rate above 50% what is really good.
be carefull the >90% indexing service from your test build backlinks to index your links !!
You have no control over it and it might leave a huge footprint if your urls show up in their network!
They offer large indexing packages and they might have more than 1 customer so they need to spam maybe millions of links per day....
do you want your links to be together with them?
Thats why we use speed links. they have a good indexing rate without building links.

 

[Banditoseo]

I have a few new blasts with just web 2 from RX and a few others with just SER, the RX are around 85% right now with the SER ones being around 60% indexed. As the RX percentage is so close I don't think the domains were clusted or anything.

Thanks, good to hear. I've signed up and have started a couple tests.

we use speed-links.net. indexing rate above 50% what is really good.
be carefull the >90% indexing service from your test build backlinks to index your links !!
You have no control over it and it might leave a huge footprint if your urls show up in their network!
They offer large indexing packages and they might have more than 1 customer so they need to spam maybe millions of links per day....
do you want your links to be together with them?
Thats why we use speed links. they have a good indexing rate without building links.

You don't have control over any indexing service you use, and they all handle millions of links per day.

 

[SEOtrend]

Honestly, I'm saying onehourindexing is best than other tools. Please give a try on it bro.

 

[memme]

Thanks, good to hear. I've signed up and have started a couple tests.

You don't have control over any indexing service you use, and they all handle millions of links per day.

Yes, but I talk to speed-links.net boys and they tell me that they don't build links, they use another secret method, so the links are a way more safe than the ones a service build links for indexing.