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Yuta and Rika

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recently i made around 20 EDU backlinks but only 4 to 5 got indexed and my money was totally wasted.

I tired some indexing tools but no results

which indexing tools you guys are using right now, which is working fine for you?
 
I can see the frustration of links not getting indexed. this what i have also experienced and when i studied about it i found that only tools cannot index the links. The structure of the article and site where they are posted also matter. there are many paid links indexer which are working very well right now but after improving my articles and links. they started being indexed by themselves
 
Indexing tools alone won’t fix it. EDU links usually need supporting signals like internal links or social crawls. Google is slow with low activity pages these days.
 
Most indexing tools are hit or miss now, better results come from strong internal linking and natural crawl signals instead of relying on tools.
 
There’s no tool that guarantees indexing, most just ping URLs but don’t force Google to index them. EDU links often index faster when they’re supported by real internal or external links from already indexed pages. Common mistake is relying only on indexing tools instead of building natural discovery signals.
 
In my experience, it's not just about throwing money at indexing tools, it's about creating a natural footprint that Google can follow. What I've seen is that EDU links tend to get indexed faster when they're surrounded by other relevant, high-quality content that's already getting crawled. It's also crucial to have a solid internal linking structure that helps Google discover those links naturally. I've found that when you focus on building a strong, cohesive website with plenty of internal links and social signals, the indexing process becomes a lot easier and more reliable. Relying solely on indexing tools is a recipe for disappointment, and it's better to focus on creating a website that Google wants to crawl and index regularly. By doing so, you'll see better results and waste less money on ineffective tools.
 
bro honestly this is normal now edu profile links barely index these days even with tools most indexers dont work like before just a hype now.
 
recently i made around 20 EDU backlinks but only 4 to 5 got indexed and my money was totally wasted.

I tired some indexing tools but no results

which indexing tools you guys are using right now, which is working fine for you?
I think it’s less about the tools and more about the pages themselves, if only a few got indexed it usually comes down to quality or how often those pages get crawled. Tools don’t guarantee indexing anymore
 
There’s no indexing tool that can guarantee backlinks will get indexed, they mostly just ping URLs without influencing Google directly. EDU links usually need supporting signals like internal links or contextual mentions to get discovered and indexed naturally. Common mistake is relying on tools instead of building real crawl paths that help Google find the page.
 
recently i made around 20 EDU backlinks but only 4 to 5 got indexed and my money was totally wasted.

I tired some indexing tools but no results

which indexing tools you guys are using right now, which is working fine for you?
Have you checked for any 'bars to entry' - like noindex tags, noindex robots headers, robots.txt blocks?
How about the pages themselves - do they have sufficient content on them to justify indexing, or are they just a bare forum profile with a naked url link?
Is there any internal linkage going to the pages themselves, or are they included in sitemaps? If not, how is Googlebot going to find them?
 
Google avoids indexing edu & gov pages that can be created in bulk. So, if it's a profile, pdf, comment, etc., then the indexing is very difficult. The spam control measures prevent the indexing of such links. If they are high quality backlinks, you can index them using social signals and tier-2 links.
 
recently i made around 20 EDU backlinks but only 4 to 5 got indexed and my money was totally wasted.

I tired some indexing tools but no results

which indexing tools you guys are using right now, which is working fine for you?
Indexing tools are mostly weak now. Google ignores ping/RSS spam signals, so results are hit or miss. Focus on getting links on pages that actually get crawled—real sites, internal links, and some traffic. Indexing is about crawl + quality, not tools.
 
Most indexing tools don’t work reliably—Google mainly indexes links it discovers naturally. Focus on quality links, internal linking, and driving real traffic to help them get indexed faster.
 
Honestly, most indexing tools don’t work reliably anymore, so it’s not just you-Google has become very strict. Instead of relying on tools, focus on getting those EDU links crawled by building a few tier-2 backlinks, sharing them on social profiles, or adding them to pages that already get traffic. Paid indexers can still be hit or miss, so strategy matters more than the tool now
 
Try IndexBolt it’s one of the few tools in 2026 getting consistent, fast indexing with real tracking and free credits to test.
 
IndexBolt,SpeedyIndex,Google Search Console (GSC)
 
Honestly, it's now normal for 4-5 out of 20 EDU backlinks to get indexed; it's not due to any tools. Many profile/comment links get spammed, so Google pays less attention to them. No matter how good the tool is, weak links are difficult to index. To improve, you should build tier 2 backlinks, create crawl paths, and use links with real content. In short, it's about how you build links, not the tools.
 
@Yuta and Rika there are plenty of Indexer in the market half are fake and half are real. You will need to test them and see yourself which work best for your links. About which is best indexer then i would say Indexsor work best for me.
 
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