- Oct 24, 2011
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Ladies and Gentlemen...
As you guys know, I've been on a bit of a hunt for a WORKING indexing tool, as most of them honestly do suck. I'm not trying to be mean or put any one specific tool down, however, I do like to be honest with all my reviews. Here, I will be performing a semi-live Case Study, as I test the Light Speed Indexer software.
Just a bit of background on me...
I've been in the Internet Marketing realm for about 8 years. I've had many successes and I've had many failures. One thing I've never been afraid of, however, is some good, old-fashioned, hard work! IM requires it!
Now that that's out of the way, I also want to mention that I've been doing SEO for a few years, as well, and have come a long way, from when I first began. I've learned how to rank keywords, over and over again. But... I've had to over-work myself, in order to rank. I've had to spend more money than what should have been spent, with regards to proxies, captcha codes, VPS costs, etc.
A few years back, I learned about indexers. They're these amazing things that would allow the backlinks you create, to no longer be forced to wait until the search engines decide that they'd index the URLs. I fell in love!
Over the years, I've tried many indexers, and have had great success with most of them, actually. However, time changes circumstances. Some tools will give you a 50% indexification rate, today, and tomorrow -- nothing. You'd be back at the 10% indexification rate you began with, prior to using any software.
And that is the purpose of this Case Study. Recently, I tested (for two months) OneHourIndexing, after reading a seemingly informative blog post. The author of the post did manage to give the OnlineHourIndexing service some very high praises, claiming that his OneHourIndexing tests did very well. So much so, that the indexification rate was multiple times higher than all the competition.
And so began my 2 month push, in hopes that it would work for me.
What happened?
Nothing.
I signed up for the plan that allows for 1000 backlinks to be indexed, per day. Oh how I was so hopeful that it'd work. Nearly every single day, I delivered 1000 backlink URLs to the software and set the value to 0, so they'd be indexed right away (I know I shouldn't do it that way, but if it makes you feel any better, I didn't start off, doing that). Initially, I'd provide a list of URLs, and set the value to 20, so only 20 links would get indexed that day from that campaign. And then I'd do another one the next day, and the next.
Well, after doing this for about a week, I returned to the Day 1 list of URLs, and individually checked each URL to see how many of them had been indexed. ZERO.
This process basically repeated until we arrive to where we are, today. At this very moment, I can say with 100% honesty, that I don't believe OneHourIndexing caused a single backlink to become indexed. Needless to say, I wasn't very happy about those results. I feel like not only did I waste money (which isn't the bad part, as the monthly membership wasn't expensive), but more importantly, I wasted TIME.
I value my time more than so many things in this world, and to have it wasted for two months straight... I'm not a happy customer.
Moving on...
Test 1 of 10 (375 Multi-Tiered Links):
Welcome to my Case Study, in which I will be working with Light Speed Indexer, which is located, here.
Previously, I've used an assortment of Indexing tools and websites.
Most recently, I've been using OneHourIndexing, though I've tried PingFarm, Lindexed, Indexification, BacklinksIndexer, and a few others.
While either not using an indexer or using one of the previously mentioned ones, I noticed that over time, my indexification rate would generally hover at around 10%, which means I'd basically need to put forth at least 5x the workload, for every campaign, to receive the results that I'd like to be getting. Not only is this costly (as it consumes money & resources), but it also takes time from campaigns I could be launching, elsewhere.
One thing, however, that using such poor quality indexing services has taught me, is how to rank websites! So for this, I am thankful. You see, when you're being forced to do ~5x the workload, you begin to acquire a powerful skillset that you can rinse and repeat.
My question is, what if I could do 1/5th the amount of work, while achieving the same success rate?
Light Speed Indexer
So here's what I just did...
I had a campaign complete, containing a total of 375 Backlink URLs. None of which had yet been indexed. After 1 hour, 277 of these links have been indexed, successfully! Pretty freakin' awesome, in my opinion! So in just one hour, my indexification rate is 73.86%!
For those of you that wish to follow along, I will run 10 tests of this software. Each test will be documented, in this thread. As of now, there is only 1 bad thing I have with regards to this tool. Remember, I want to keep things honest.
At the time of this thread post, Light Speed Indexer has no API support for DeathByCaptcha. Hopefully this gets fixed. USA members may have a difficult time with funding a 2Captcha account, as I did, but was finally able to do it, using a VCC + Pay Pro Global.
NOTE: I'm not doing all 10 tests at the same time, as I'm building links for a real website of mine, and I don't wish to do too much too quickly.
As you guys know, I've been on a bit of a hunt for a WORKING indexing tool, as most of them honestly do suck. I'm not trying to be mean or put any one specific tool down, however, I do like to be honest with all my reviews. Here, I will be performing a semi-live Case Study, as I test the Light Speed Indexer software.
Just a bit of background on me...
I've been in the Internet Marketing realm for about 8 years. I've had many successes and I've had many failures. One thing I've never been afraid of, however, is some good, old-fashioned, hard work! IM requires it!
Now that that's out of the way, I also want to mention that I've been doing SEO for a few years, as well, and have come a long way, from when I first began. I've learned how to rank keywords, over and over again. But... I've had to over-work myself, in order to rank. I've had to spend more money than what should have been spent, with regards to proxies, captcha codes, VPS costs, etc.
A few years back, I learned about indexers. They're these amazing things that would allow the backlinks you create, to no longer be forced to wait until the search engines decide that they'd index the URLs. I fell in love!
Over the years, I've tried many indexers, and have had great success with most of them, actually. However, time changes circumstances. Some tools will give you a 50% indexification rate, today, and tomorrow -- nothing. You'd be back at the 10% indexification rate you began with, prior to using any software.
And that is the purpose of this Case Study. Recently, I tested (for two months) OneHourIndexing, after reading a seemingly informative blog post. The author of the post did manage to give the OnlineHourIndexing service some very high praises, claiming that his OneHourIndexing tests did very well. So much so, that the indexification rate was multiple times higher than all the competition.
And so began my 2 month push, in hopes that it would work for me.
What happened?
Nothing.
I signed up for the plan that allows for 1000 backlinks to be indexed, per day. Oh how I was so hopeful that it'd work. Nearly every single day, I delivered 1000 backlink URLs to the software and set the value to 0, so they'd be indexed right away (I know I shouldn't do it that way, but if it makes you feel any better, I didn't start off, doing that). Initially, I'd provide a list of URLs, and set the value to 20, so only 20 links would get indexed that day from that campaign. And then I'd do another one the next day, and the next.
Well, after doing this for about a week, I returned to the Day 1 list of URLs, and individually checked each URL to see how many of them had been indexed. ZERO.
This process basically repeated until we arrive to where we are, today. At this very moment, I can say with 100% honesty, that I don't believe OneHourIndexing caused a single backlink to become indexed. Needless to say, I wasn't very happy about those results. I feel like not only did I waste money (which isn't the bad part, as the monthly membership wasn't expensive), but more importantly, I wasted TIME.
I value my time more than so many things in this world, and to have it wasted for two months straight... I'm not a happy customer.
Moving on...
Test 1 of 10 (375 Multi-Tiered Links):
Welcome to my Case Study, in which I will be working with Light Speed Indexer, which is located, here.
Previously, I've used an assortment of Indexing tools and websites.
Most recently, I've been using OneHourIndexing, though I've tried PingFarm, Lindexed, Indexification, BacklinksIndexer, and a few others.
While either not using an indexer or using one of the previously mentioned ones, I noticed that over time, my indexification rate would generally hover at around 10%, which means I'd basically need to put forth at least 5x the workload, for every campaign, to receive the results that I'd like to be getting. Not only is this costly (as it consumes money & resources), but it also takes time from campaigns I could be launching, elsewhere.
One thing, however, that using such poor quality indexing services has taught me, is how to rank websites! So for this, I am thankful. You see, when you're being forced to do ~5x the workload, you begin to acquire a powerful skillset that you can rinse and repeat.
My question is, what if I could do 1/5th the amount of work, while achieving the same success rate?
Light Speed Indexer
So here's what I just did...
I had a campaign complete, containing a total of 375 Backlink URLs. None of which had yet been indexed. After 1 hour, 277 of these links have been indexed, successfully! Pretty freakin' awesome, in my opinion! So in just one hour, my indexification rate is 73.86%!
For those of you that wish to follow along, I will run 10 tests of this software. Each test will be documented, in this thread. As of now, there is only 1 bad thing I have with regards to this tool. Remember, I want to keep things honest.
At the time of this thread post, Light Speed Indexer has no API support for DeathByCaptcha. Hopefully this gets fixed. USA members may have a difficult time with funding a 2Captcha account, as I did, but was finally able to do it, using a VCC + Pay Pro Global.
NOTE: I'm not doing all 10 tests at the same time, as I'm building links for a real website of mine, and I don't wish to do too much too quickly.
I think your on the right track really interested in following along! cheers
