Rj268
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- Oct 12, 2018
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For a long time now it's been hard to get web 2.0's to index. Paid indexing services didn't work very consistently and waiting didn't work either. They only thing that worked pretty consistently is backlinks to the web 2.0's.
My practice would be to create web 2.0's and then send some backlinks to index them in a week or two. This was in tier 2 and tier one web 2.0's. The tier 2 didn't always have the best content but it was unique. While the tier one web 2.0's would have long original content. I have recently noticed many of the web 2.0's are no longer indexed. These were previously indexed pages.
I know there is no penalty because I tested a few to get then reindexed using a redirect. They indexed but for how long?
I am wondering if others are seeing this and what value Google puts on web 2.0 backlinks today? Google doesn't want to index then or keep them indexed and surely does rank them in the SERP. My guess is there is little trust in these platforms in the eyes of Google.
My practice would be to create web 2.0's and then send some backlinks to index them in a week or two. This was in tier 2 and tier one web 2.0's. The tier 2 didn't always have the best content but it was unique. While the tier one web 2.0's would have long original content. I have recently noticed many of the web 2.0's are no longer indexed. These were previously indexed pages.
I know there is no penalty because I tested a few to get then reindexed using a redirect. They indexed but for how long?
I am wondering if others are seeing this and what value Google puts on web 2.0 backlinks today? Google doesn't want to index then or keep them indexed and surely does rank them in the SERP. My guess is there is little trust in these platforms in the eyes of Google.