Best Link Indexing Service Right Now?

Then they are a waste of your money mate, read the post I linked in my comment above.

Nice case study.

Any idea what technology's Express Indexer using?

I personally don't do mass linking anymore so I'm not in need of indexing services. Various types of sitemaps are working fine for me.
 
Yes, but I talk to speed-links.net boys and they tell me that they don't build links, they use another secret method, so the links are a way more safe than the ones a service build links for indexing.

I doubt most of these services use links-to-links method, largely because it's ineffective anyway. Automated link blasts rarely produce indexing above 15%, and if you're building good links, then it's a waste to use for indexing purposes. Either way, I look for that in my tests.

I'd give speed-links.net a test run but I see no details and no independent case study, so, well, it's kind of hard to even evaluate it.
 
For me personally it turned out to be much more effective practice to focus on fewer Tier 1 URLs and getting those indexed "manually" using simple sitemaps.

Video sitemaps are especially effective.

You can even edit the sitemap .xml file before submission to include 3rd party URLs and get them indexed.

Fascinating. My first thought was that it had to be some sort of glitch or screwup by Google, because why would they even consider external links on a sitemap? But from looking through their guidelines on sitemaps, they don't address it either way, and they spend a lot of time discussing canonicalization, which indicates to me that some degree of external sites are permitted.

Smart move. Where do you place the sitemap? On an old domain with no content? Or alongside a PBN? Or...?
 
I doubt most of these services use links-to-links method, largely because it's ineffective anyway. Automated link blasts rarely produce indexing above 15%, and if you're building good links, then it's a waste to use for indexing purposes. Either way, I look for that in my tests.

I'd give speed-links.net a test run but I see no details and no independent case study, so, well, it's kind of hard to even evaluate it.
read expressindexers sales page:

How Express Indexer works, behind the scenes.
- Pinging is essential, all links are pinged one by one to promote visits from bots
- Links are sent to my personal private network which is not spammed, therefore not dangerous, but also provides an additional backlink to all your submissions. (Links are removed after a 30 day period, this technique simply gets your links indexed).
- Rss feeds are created and submitted to Rss aggregate websites
- Special technique which gets the google bot to crawl / index your links within the first 24 hours of submission.
- Each of your URLs are set as a forum profile website page which are aged forum profile accounts, for example, john doe is a member of a motorbike forum, on his profile page, his website link is (your backlink), this technique has proven to be very successful as it gives authority to links thus getting your links indexed.
- The entire Express Indexer process takes around 14 – 16 days to complete per submission, although, you should most definitely start seeing indexing results within a day or two as progression is instant and starts from when you submit.
 
Fascinating. My first thought was that it had to be some sort of glitch or screwup by Google, because why would they even consider external links on a sitemap? But from looking through their guidelines on sitemaps, they don't address it either way, and they spend a lot of time discussing canonicalization, which indicates to me that some degree of external sites are permitted.

Smart move. Where do you place the sitemap? On an old domain with no content? Or alongside a PBN? Or...?

I'm either using the money site itself for very few links like 3-7. Other than that, I have 2-3 PBN sites for this, correct.

Some people consider it a footprint and it might be, however, I never ran into any sort of trouble with this. In 3 years of using this.

What is happening recently tho is a little anomaly where sometimes your links get indexed in like 3 hours, then de-indexed in the next 24 hours and then indexed for good in like 2-3 days.

Here's a detailed guide by the way:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/best-way-to-index-web2-0-posts.833161/#post-8785199
 
Nice case study.

Any idea what technology's Express Indexer using?

I personally don't do mass linking anymore so I'm not in need of indexing services. Various types of sitemaps are working fine for me.

I didn't but the guy belows post seems to cover it :).

read expressindexers sales page:

How Express Indexer works, behind the scenes.
- Pinging is essential, all links are pinged one by one to promote visits from bots
- Links are sent to my personal private network which is not spammed, therefore not dangerous, but also provides an additional backlink to all your submissions. (Links are removed after a 30 day period, this technique simply gets your links indexed).
- Rss feeds are created and submitted to Rss aggregate websites
- Special technique which gets the google bot to crawl / index your links within the first 24 hours of submission.
- Each of your URLs are set as a forum profile website page which are aged forum profile accounts, for example, john doe is a member of a motorbike forum, on his profile page, his website link is (your backlink), this technique has proven to be very successful as it gives authority to links thus getting your links indexed.
- The entire Express Indexer process takes around 14 – 16 days to complete per submission, although, you should most definitely start seeing indexing results within a day or two as progression is instant and starts from when you submit.
 
read expressindexers sales page:

How Express Indexer works, behind the scenes.
- Pinging is essential, all links are pinged one by one to promote visits from bots
- Links are sent to my personal private network which is not spammed, therefore not dangerous, but also provides an additional backlink to all your submissions. (Links are removed after a 30 day period, this technique simply gets your links indexed).
- Rss feeds are created and submitted to Rss aggregate websites
- Special technique which gets the google bot to crawl / index your links within the first 24 hours of submission.
- Each of your URLs are set as a forum profile website page which are aged forum profile accounts, for example, john doe is a member of a motorbike forum, on his profile page, his website link is (your backlink), this technique has proven to be very successful as it gives authority to links thus getting your links indexed.
- The entire Express Indexer process takes around 14 – 16 days to complete per submission, although, you should most definitely start seeing indexing results within a day or two as progression is instant and starts from when you submit.

Welp. I saw that and mentally attributed it to another service. Kind of more like a link laundering strategy than a link building one, but it's still at its core a link-based strategy. Under Penguin 4.0, any harm from the links should pass when the link is removed and recrawled, but it's obviously an issue.

I'm still running the test. And, per your recommendation, I added speed-links, too.
 
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