Best tool for Indexing Backlinks

Ajeet Ghuman

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Hi, I am using Indexification .com right now to index my backlinks but i am not trusting it for many reason.. one of them is the way i am putting my backlinks in it to submit for indexing and seeing it afterward is totally different... i mean in excel file it showing the links are missing full structure.. so if you guys can give me the boost tool to index the backlinks fast and secure... that would be a big help
 
Index Inject has been working well for me so far. Managed to get most of my 1-page fresh web 2.0's and bookmarks indexed.
I haven't really tried many other indexers, so can't compare it to them.
 
Those instant link indexing service often come and go, as their techniques would get deprecated, after an update by big G. I've used a few and during their maximum efficiency, that can in fact get a link indexed anywhere from 8-24 hours, but can only stick being indexed 2-4 weeks, which is disappointing.
Nevertheless, a slower but a little bit better/more effective would be to use gsa indexer - it does index the link, but it's so slow, if you have a large list, it will take forever.
Personally, I find building tiered backlinks to these links would be more effective, and it will stick longer being indexed on the search engine. And not to mention, it will have better link juice flowing to your money site as well.
 
Why use these services when Google indexes these links automatically, eventually, anyway?
 
Index Inject has been working well for me so far. Managed to get most of my 1-page fresh web 2.0's and bookmarks indexed.
I haven't really tried many other indexers, so can't compare it to them.

Does Index Inject index instantly again? I know google changed some things regarding the webmaster tool index method.
 
Speed-links is what I use, still working pretty good.
 
More backlinks. Seriously. Some of the indexing services create such transient results the best way to index properly is with a solid third tier. Just be a lot less fussy about the sites you link from. Link decay after indexing 2nd tier links with an indexing service is almost 100% over a 6 month period. If you use your own 3rd tier to index your 2nd tier you will get double that, if not much more. Control your destiny :)
As for a 4th tier? Don't bother. Really - just don't bother. With exponentially more links needed to index and power up each tier you can spend years creating a sufficiently large 4th tier that will offer virtually no benefit at all, and what it does offer will last a few weeks most of the time.

Index high quality links with progressively lower quality links. It works :)
 
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