Here's how to index your stuff using Reddit

have you used this for indexing Tier2 and Tier3 socials? I have a ton of those that aren't getting indexed, and paying for indexing thousands of links isn't really all that financially viable.
 
Thanks for amazing tip!

The thing is, when you repost something, there's going to be a backlink to your post from the huge one. It shows in the bottom right where it says "View this discussion in X more places".
I crossposted but I don't see any thing like 'view this discussion in X...' am I doing it wrong?
 
we post owr links on the commnents of the posts or new posts with owr links?
 
Hi Alexion
Okay that's great but can u give me some big subreddit accept links? i will put my backlinks But I am afraid that they will be deleted! What is the solution to that?
 
you don't answer me , we put owr links to commentsof the copied articles or new post?
 
Sharing links on Twitter also works good for me. I will defend try the above though.
I've automated that along with content by writing a news aggregator. Then I use a social service to submit to Twitter. Naturally, the generated page has ads in it before the news story.

Rick
 
On your "head over to /r/technology or /r/gadgets or any big sub. By big I mean huge, go for the big ones." instruction, isn't it best to repost niche specific content. If it's a subreddit for a movie review blog, best only repost from the top subreddits on movie reviews, and so forth.
 
On your "head over to /r/technology or /r/gadgets or any big sub. By big I mean huge, go for the big ones." instruction, isn't it best to repost niche specific content. If it's a subreddit for a movie review blog, best only repost from the top subreddits on movie reviews, and so forth.
You guys are overthinking this like it's rocket science.

It ain't your blog, you just want shit indexed. Post whatever's hot on big subs, that's enough. This is a matter of mechanics for crawlers, not SEO. Crawlers follow links. It's that easy.
you don't answer me , we put owr links to commentsof the copied articles or new post?
read the OP again, I'm pretty sure I explained it well enough for a 7yo
 
And besides scheduled publications, do you use any other timings? For example, publishing during primetime for a specific time zone?
 
And besides scheduled publications, do you use any other timings? For example, publishing during primetime for a specific time zone?
Google crawlers don't stick to "primetime" for crawling sites. That is completely irrelevant here.
 
hmm
tried this method, but probably got it wrong somewhere.
Created my own subreddit
crossposted from r/technology
after 7-8 posts, my subreddit gets banned
no clue why
 
hmm
tried this method, but probably got it wrong somewhere.
Created my own subreddit
crossposted from r/technology
after 7-8 posts, my subreddit gets banned
no clue why
I have never once said the word crosspost.

I said to look at the URL of the original post, and post it yourself in your sub. Plain old copy/paste
 
Great advice. Have bookmarked for future use. Thank you so much!
 
I got the subreddit and got indexed on Google.

but the thing is whenever I post my blog,
it will be spammed immediately or ghosted.

how can I bypass this??
 
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