Hello Fello
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Yes i always do dripfeeding
Best indexer [100% working]
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So what is a free 100% guaranteed indexing method?
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why kind of links are you trying to index? based on that I can suggest.
Mr. Tau
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Vast majority of them are local aggregators.
MisterMaster
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Great share thanks op
Hello Fello
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Not 100% but use blogspot method
Mr. Tau
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What is this method?
Hello Fello
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What is this method?
Create a web 2.0 in blogspot. Put all the links you want to index there. Fetch the blog post in search console and boom.
GhostVision
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how many days need to index links with this method ? Thanks
Mr. Tau
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So you suggest to copy/paste 50 links on a fresh blog?
Hello Fello
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Depends upon the link. Sometimes in a day or sometimes it'll never get indexed.
Zooker
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Here is my confusion. If Google crawls a link, then no matter how it got there it should still be the same regardless of method, right? It would then evaluate if it's time to index it.
You can use a 301 redirect on an unused domain to the tier 1 page to get google to crawl it. I've done this to pages where I have access to the log to view it and google does follow the 301 and requests the page twice(once with reg crawler, once with mobile). This worked great last year and near instant to initiate crawling.
Is the current problem with indexing more than crawling itself? If so, it would stand to reason that using GSC to get google to crawl the 301 to find the new page, and then put it on say twitter and send in another for that page so that there's now some page going to it (i.e. tier 2). This is actually not too far from the blogger/GSC method for indexing.
Perhaps the issue is more fundamental which is around indexing itself. Can a page give you "link juice" even if the page isn't showing in the index itself? Perhaps once you initiate a crawl it's just a waiting game and there is no real effective difference between the free methods and the paid if the initialization of the crawling is all that we have much say over.
I'm actually running 7 tests in parallel right now because I want to know what the deal with indexing is.
You can use a 301 redirect on an unused domain to the tier 1 page to get google to crawl it. I've done this to pages where I have access to the log to view it and google does follow the 301 and requests the page twice(once with reg crawler, once with mobile). This worked great last year and near instant to initiate crawling.
Is the current problem with indexing more than crawling itself? If so, it would stand to reason that using GSC to get google to crawl the 301 to find the new page, and then put it on say twitter and send in another for that page so that there's now some page going to it (i.e. tier 2). This is actually not too far from the blogger/GSC method for indexing.
Perhaps the issue is more fundamental which is around indexing itself. Can a page give you "link juice" even if the page isn't showing in the index itself? Perhaps once you initiate a crawl it's just a waiting game and there is no real effective difference between the free methods and the paid if the initialization of the crawling is all that we have much say over.
I'm actually running 7 tests in parallel right now because I want to know what the deal with indexing is.
Zooker
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Wow! Being impartial looking for real results, it's heavily tipping itself towards an answer: Speed-links. Within 5 hours 30% were showing in the google index. Now 9 out of 10 are showing less than 8 hours later.
The method using blogger/GSC so far hasn't had one show up(it's only been 8 hours, it was taking 2-3 days but the last blogger/GSC test passed). My old methods from 2019 don't seem to work anymore on either new pages or hoping to ping google for a refresh.
It seems like nothing is prompting to refresh an existing page (Quora) to see if it picks up new links. At least something is picking up new links because a backlink never found is completely useless.
I'm not sure if anyone is finding this info useful or if anyone thinks this might be useful in a new post to maybe help other people out.
The method using blogger/GSC so far hasn't had one show up(it's only been 8 hours, it was taking 2-3 days but the last blogger/GSC test passed). My old methods from 2019 don't seem to work anymore on either new pages or hoping to ping google for a refresh.
It seems like nothing is prompting to refresh an existing page (Quora) to see if it picks up new links. At least something is picking up new links because a backlink never found is completely useless.
I'm not sure if anyone is finding this info useful or if anyone thinks this might be useful in a new post to maybe help other people out.
Kaine
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There cannot be two best indexers ; ^)
You have to be wary of accounts created to give positive appreciation, but I don't teach you anything.
You can use http://stratage.ms/en/indexchecker/
You have to be wary of accounts created to give positive appreciation, but I don't teach you anything.
You can use http://stratage.ms/en/indexchecker/
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Zooker
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For me, i just bring up google.com and literally paste the url in and see if there is a result with the exact url.
I don't think anyone cares so much what is best, it's just what ones work anymore from what it sounds like on all of these posts. I personally would rather do free methods but those seem to be hit-or-miss nowadays.
What account exactly are you referring to that was created to give a positive appreciation?