I stopped using indexers completely after they actually hurt my website rankings. I found a lot of irrelevant referrer links after using them. I don't know if they all work this way, I only tried a few the last year.
In my country I never carry any cash or even physical credit card with me. But when traveling it can be needed. Once I couldn't buy even water at Frankfurt Central Bus Station without cash.
I am running more than 40 job boards in different countries and languages, and I've been using Google Indexing API since its introduction. I'd like to share some observations I made during the last couple of years when the API stopped working as smoothly as before.
Disclaimer: I am talking only...
There are quite many indexing services out there. You can read a recent study on this forum: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/2024-bhw-indexer-study-part-2.1657966/
Of all the indexers I tried so far, this one worked just fine. Give it a try. The only issue is about Telegram. But they have an API where you can do everything programmatically even generate invoices. I never tested their API though, just used Telegram.
Thanks, now it's quite clear.
It would be very interesting to know your test results if possible. I am thinking to use indexing services on a large scale but I am very concerned about how it might affect SEO rankings.
Flippa with all its issues has the biggest audience comparing to the competitors. I started using it a while ago and still no real competition is out there.
Yeah, it happens sometimes. Also the annoying "Oops, something went wrong" which counts for quota usage.
BTW I've been curious, does everyone have indexing requests quota of exactly 11 requests per day? I have it on multiple gmail accounts.
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