Bulk Index Checker

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Who's got any ideas?

Any suggestions on a bulk indexer that leaves a small or no footprint i.e site, script, etc

If someone has a custom script they want to share I'd be willing to compensate.
 
Both Scrapebox & PHPSEO are capable of this.

Scrapebox has a lot of other uses as well provided that you have a decent set of private proxies. I got mine from IPExpert here on the forum.
 
In the thread title you are asking for Bulk Index Checker but the post you are asking for bulk indexer? Which one are you looking for? Because both of the things are totally different in some perspective, but I'd cover both.

1. Index checker: It's for checking your links has been indexed or not in Google, Bing or Yahoo.
You can check it through Scrapebox. I've answered the similar question a few days ago with scrapbox settings screenshot, use the search option here.

2. Bulk indexer: It's for indexing your links in search engines.
There are multiple methods which have already been shared on this forum regarding using YouTube livestream to index your backlinks, etc.. again I'd suggest you to use the search option.
 
sorry, you're right.

Index Checker not indexer
 
Both Scrapebox & PHPSEO are capable of this.

Scrapebox has a lot of other uses as well provided that you have a decent set of private proxies. I got mine from IPExpert here on the forum.
I'm looking check if its indexed not to index
 
Oh okay, here's the https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/is-there-any-free-tool-to-check-bulk-urls-indexing.1441084/#post-15673542 I was talking about. Just found it through my account's activity logs.
Thanks, is there any way not to use scrapebox, I think for my more basic needs it's a can of worms i'm not ready to open.

What are your thoughts on something like isindexed.com or linkbox.pro or PHPSEO or something similar
 
Thanks, is there any way not to use scrapebox, I think for my more basic needs it's a can of worms i'm not ready to open.

What are your thoughts on something like isindexed.com or linkbox.pro or PHPSEO or something similar
Welcome. As I've not tried any of the other methods because I've scrapebox and proxies to work with it. But I just look at the first site you've mentioned "isindexed" and they are charging $1 for 1k index checking which is quite a high price, if you're going to check 50k links/ month, which is $50/mo as to what they are charging. Because you can do that within $10-15/ month by spending the money on proxies within scrapebox.
 
I'm looking check if its indexed not to index

PHPSEO literally has a feature called index link checker.

Scrapebox does a lot of things and one of those is to check if links are indexed in either Google or Bing.

Here’s a tutorial on that:
 
PHPSEO literally has a feature called index link checker.

Scrapebox does a lot of things and one of those is to check if links are indexed in either Google or Bing.

Here’s a tutorial on that:
Thanks, is there a tutorial for how to run phpseo on XAMPP, because i don't know how to: "Paste/upload the file phpseo.php in your PHP server and visit the URL where phpseo.php is located"
 
Thanks, is there a tutorial for how to run phpseo on XAMPP, because i don't know how to: "Paste/upload the file phpseo.php in your PHP server and visit the URL where phpseo.php is located"
It's easy if you've installed the XAMPP in "c:\xampp" then go to c:\xampp\htdocs" folder and create a folder inside this directly called phpseo or whatever name of your choice and copy the script in it.
Then open XAMPP and start Apache server. Now open the browser and enter this in URL bar: localhost/phpseo/
 
It's easy if you've installed the XAMPP in "c:\xampp" then go to c:\xampp\htdocs" folder and create a folder inside this directly called phpseo or whatever name of your choice and copy the script in it.
Then open XAMPP and start Apache server. Now open the browser and enter this in URL bar: localhost/phpseo/
It worked!!! thank you.
 
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