Are free weeblys noindex?

Interesting. I was considering writing an article for my SEO blog about Weebly/Wix versus Wordpress since I've seen a few small businesses flock to those sites in lieu of hiring a web designer, so this'll be a great piece of information to add in there once I finish researching Weebly.
 
I would repeat it, because that happens for me when I have no links. Stuff pops in, out and back in. Sometimes just in and sticks. Sometimes in and out and continues to blink in and out forever.

I don't know why the last one happens but on some of my sites keywords constantly go to 0 and back to 4 over and over and over.

I'll do a bit more testing on this anyway just so we will know if tumblrs have any value at all any more.

I'm not overly concerned about the site because it's just a basic MNS which isn't really too great anyway. I'm just using this site to test the tumblr theory, if it tanks then so be it.

I'll report back when I have more info.
 
they are good for low comp i took over a whole page one time for 2 months :)
 
It's just a marketing move. Paste your free weebly url into google url submitter and it will ignore their robots.txt and will force index a site anyway. Tested.
 
I created a new weebly blog, posted a 100% unique article. It got indexed within 5 days, without any backlink at all.
 
I figured I would test this out.
In December I started a Weebly, brand new, it had the same "no-index" warning.
I then threw about 50 web 2.0 single page back links at it, then threw about 200 blog comments to those web 2.0s.
Over the next couple weeks, I fired about 2,000 contextual GSA-SER back links at my Weebly, and another 1,000 blog comments at my web 2.0s and just checked it today in Google.
Targeting a super low comp keyword(20 searches a month), I am ranked #1 in Google, yahoo, and Bing.
I didn't pay to make it visible, just threw back links at it.

I just put up a post linking this Weebly to my test site to see if it shows up in my GWT account. I will toss another batch of 2,000 backlinks( kitchen sink stuff), to see if the post shows up as a backlink.

Sometimes you just have to test things out to find out the truth.

I made a similar experiment and indeed, my weebly site has been indexed by google. I did not rank on first spot, but my site was present with different kw on page 1 - 3.
 
When you set up a weebly it asks you to upgrade or "your site won't be seen by google". Does this just mean if you pay they help you index faster, or do they put a noindex on every unpaid account?
Do we still make links by using free weebly?

Don't you know how the freaking search works?
 
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