Google indexing and backlinks really quick
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gobear2000
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- Feb 22, 2008
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Sorry I am a total newbie for this and I dun quite understand how it gets indexed?
Just say for flower gardening, i go to:
Then what do I do NEXT in order to get indexed?
Just say for flower gardening, i go to:
Then what do I do NEXT in order to get indexed?
how to index an article in article directories,
i have submitted article in article directories and i want to get it indexed by google, i.e. http: // www.articlemint .com / my- category / my-article.html
what should i do to index my article page in article directories,
i have submitted article in article directories and i want to get it indexed by google, i.e. http: // www.articlemint .com / my- category / my-article.html
what should i do to index my article page in article directories,
desertwarrior
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- Nov 17, 2008
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amazing job dude. I just love these scripts that let me enjoy my delicious oolong ginseng tea while watching all the work getting done before my eyes 
googlemonster
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- Nov 15, 2008
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but digg have nofollow link
but can still be indexed thus ranked minus page rank
redtide1969
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- Feb 15, 2009
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Very true...either way you look at it Digg is really powerful for quick indexing
Hey guys,
I tested this method using a blogger blog (completely new blog) and i am ranking for my keyword after a week or so
About the keyword:
>> Long tail of course
>> 5,230,000 google results without ""
>> 2,930 google results with ""
All i did:
>> copy and paste an article from other site
>> running the above links (manually, still didn't try the script)
>> submitting the RSS feed of the blog using RSS submit (you can find it here)
>> forget it till today when i saw traffic coming to my blog
Not all of them will work with blogspot pages
Edit: i am ranking #11 now and #10 yesterday as i edited the post
I tested this method using a blogger blog (completely new blog) and i am ranking for my keyword after a week or so
About the keyword:
>> Long tail of course
>> 5,230,000 google results without ""
>> 2,930 google results with ""
All i did:
>> copy and paste an article from other site
>> running the above links (manually, still didn't try the script)
>> submitting the RSS feed of the blog using RSS submit (you can find it here)
>> forget it till today when i saw traffic coming to my blog
Not all of them will work with blogspot pages
Edit: i am ranking #11 now and #10 yesterday as i edited the post
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AboutBizz
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- Nov 24, 2007
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If you need a bulk pinger, you may want to try this site - http://www.webmasterhub.net/
Its nice since it keeps my sites to ping stored so i can re-ping a few times.
Bulk Pinger - FREE Search Engine Optimization
Free Search Engine Optimization (SEO) using the free WebmasterHub.net XML-RPC Bulk Ping blog / rss submitter.
Its nice since it keeps my sites to ping stored so i can re-ping a few times.
Bulk Pinger - FREE Search Engine Optimization
Free Search Engine Optimization (SEO) using the free WebmasterHub.net XML-RPC Bulk Ping blog / rss submitter.
Stumickel
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- Mar 9, 2008
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antx16,
That was brilliant.
I have the impression that some people don't really know the value of this and want it to be something it is not.
To be honest, I don't even see a need for a macro or script unless you are going to be setting up blog farms or other oodles-of-new-sites systems. (Then they are cool.)
For us normal mortals, a person can make a txt file with your list (after removing the numbers and fixing the last one) and use the replace function in Notepad to enter his site's URL in the place of "yourdomain.com". Then all he has to do is copy/paste the finished URL's in the browser one by one. A few minutes and it is done.
I think it makes sense to do this by hand if you are doing only one or a few domains since, when I did it just now, a couple of the sites hung and some others had to have the site's URL entered into the form in order to work. (I don't know if this was a temporary glitch.) By hand you can attend to these cases easily.
If you have a hit-and-run kind of site, like that cute (but small) Google Trends/Blogger method I have seen around, quick indexing allows you a hell of a lot more flexibility. Also, for those who provide SEO services, this is a great way to impress clients.
I am seeing grand possibilities...
Thank you for some real simple high-quality I have not seen anywhere else. And I read a lot.
That was brilliant.
I have the impression that some people don't really know the value of this and want it to be something it is not.
To be honest, I don't even see a need for a macro or script unless you are going to be setting up blog farms or other oodles-of-new-sites systems. (Then they are cool.)
For us normal mortals, a person can make a txt file with your list (after removing the numbers and fixing the last one) and use the replace function in Notepad to enter his site's URL in the place of "yourdomain.com". Then all he has to do is copy/paste the finished URL's in the browser one by one. A few minutes and it is done.
I think it makes sense to do this by hand if you are doing only one or a few domains since, when I did it just now, a couple of the sites hung and some others had to have the site's URL entered into the form in order to work. (I don't know if this was a temporary glitch.) By hand you can attend to these cases easily.
If you have a hit-and-run kind of site, like that cute (but small) Google Trends/Blogger method I have seen around, quick indexing allows you a hell of a lot more flexibility. Also, for those who provide SEO services, this is a great way to impress clients.
I am seeing grand possibilities...
Thank you for some real simple high-quality I have not seen anywhere else. And I read a lot.
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remote2008
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- Aug 13, 2008
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using imacros
PHP:
SET !DATASOURCE [CSV FILE WITH URL goes here]
SET !DATASOURCE_COLUMNS 1
SET !LOOP 1
SET !DATASOURCE_LINE {{!LOOP}}
TAB T=1
URL GOTO=http://www.websiteoutlook.com/www.{{!COL1}}
URL GOTO=http://www.statbrain.com/www.{{!COL1}}
URL GOTO=http://www.builtwith.com/?{{!COL1}}
URL GOTO=http://snapshot.compete.com/{{!COL1}}
URL GOTO=http://www.aboutus.org/{{!COL1}}
URL GOTO=http://www.quantcast.com/{{!COL1}}
URL GOTO=http://www.cubestat.com/www.{{!COL1}}
URL GOTO=http://whois.tools4noobs.com/info/{{!COL1}}
URL GOTO=http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/{{!COL1}}
URL GOTO=http://www.alexa.com/data/details/?url={{!COL1}}
URL GOTO=http://www.siteadvisor.cn/sites/{{!COL1}}/summary/
URL GOTO=http://whois.domaintools.com/{{!COL1}}
URL GOTO=http://www.aboutdomain.org/backlinks/{{!COL1}}/
URL GOTO=http://www.whoisya.com/{{!COL1}}
URL GOTO=http://www.who.is/whois-com/{{!COL1}}
URL GOTO=http://www.robtex.com/dns/{{!COL1}}.html
URL GOTO=http://www.zimbio.com/search?q={{!COL1}}&btnG=Search
URL GOTO=http://whois.ws/whois-info/ip-address/{{!COL1}}/
URL GOTO=http://whoisx.co.uk/{{!COL1}}
billygood
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- Sep 21, 2008
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this is brilliant. a bonus tool for not only main domains, but I bet it would work on sub domains.
if this tool works ( I never had a problem with any domain since I age my domains for 3 to 6 months with basic content ) which it should, I would use it as follows.
set up a fresh domain.
set up content
run seo optimization
run this series of web "pings" links
then start linking.
I will report back next week about the success or failure for sub-domains.
I love this
-Billy Good
if this tool works ( I never had a problem with any domain since I age my domains for 3 to 6 months with basic content ) which it should, I would use it as follows.
set up a fresh domain.
set up content
run seo optimization
run this series of web "pings" links
then start linking.
I will report back next week about the success or failure for sub-domains.
I love this
-Billy Good
cartellian
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- Jul 28, 2008
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Thanks for this! My Lady just got her website up and running... Nice little kick in the pants to get things rolling!