Get Backlinks Indexed Extra Fast - Guide

shapsp

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Hello There,

Most of you guys easily build backlinks - Angela/Paul backlinks and etc.
However, i notice that most of you are having difficulties in getting google spiders to index and count them as a backlink.
Some of you guys just wait forever for index to happen naturally.
Some niches are only hot for short while. :D

So here is a simple logic on how google spider operates.
google spider likes to travel from site to site.
They are on constant move. As long as there is a link from a popular site to your backlink, it will index your backlink.

All you need to do to get your backlinks index is get the spider from a very popular site to visit your links.

Here is quick way of how i do it.
I create a brand new blogger blog or wordpress blog.
Hosted on blogger or wordpress itself.

Thereafter, i just list all the backlinks' URL on the blogger/wordpress.
Once done. I create a FEED.
Usually there are buttons to do it automatically.
Once the feed is created i send it to RSS aggregators.

I bookmark the wordpress site with 5 social bookmarking sites.
Digg, indianpad, identi.ca and etc.

I also do blog commenting using scrapebox.
All blog comments pointing to the WORDPRESS or BLOGGER BLOG.

This way you are creating so many chances for google spider to visit your newly created blog.

Once it visits your blog. It will automatically visit all other URLS that are displayed on the blog post as well.

This will get the backlinks indexed extra Fast.

Regards
Sha
 
good thinking :) would definalty try this out to get my backlinks indexed :) im loving your suggestions today!
 
Nice method, that's the first time I've heard that one.

Do you get more success doing this than just scrapebox blasting links to all of the backlinks you built?
 
Yes. I had more success with this method.
It works faster.
Let's face it, blog comments are not that powerful.
But it just creates that extra chance for indexing.
More opportunities for better speed in indexation.
 
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