How does the LINK INDEXING tool work?

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Sure, they bribe Google.

There are various methods, some (still) work, others don't.

There are also various vendors, from Software at a one-time-fee, to flat-fee per day/week/month to $0.005/link.

Up to you which method to choose.
 
Whereas the indexing tools do the job effortlessly.

How do they do it?
They bribe google with links.

So the thing is, google is dumb. Kinda. They won't aggressively crawl new content easily these days (because servers aren't cheap and the web is growing much faster than it did in the 2000s).

But they will regularly recrawl domains which they think are "trustworthy" and if they are frequently updated. Take BHW for example, you can google the exact title of this thread right now and see it listed.

Once the page is recrawled, googlebot will also visit all the links on the page, and if the almighty algorithms deem your link good enough, you will end up in the index.

Indexing services have sites like this. They either have a very large site like BHW which is frequently updated and subtly place your links in place or use thousands of low quality blog domains to increase their surface area. If even one of those among the thousands get recrawled (which they often do), googlebot will see your link.

This is their main strategy. Then there's shit like abusing the Indexing API, making Parasite links wherever possible, flooding comment sections of innocent wordpress blogs with linkspam with yours (and others) site urls, and other nasty stuff which can often make other webmasters puke in pain.
 
Indexing services have sites like this. They either have a very large site like BHW which is frequently updated and subtly place your links in place or use thousands of low quality blog domains to increase their surface area. If even one of those among the thousands get recrawled (which they often do), googlebot will see your link.
But we don't see any links in SEO tools, how do they do it?
 
We the SEO Experts sometimes struggle to index certain pages. Whereas the indexing tools do the job effortlessly.

How do they do it?

Do they have any connection with Google or do they bribe them?
Most working indexing services I've seen (and I've tried to take apart most of them) use a combination of Google services (indexing API, URL inspection, slides, maps, sheets, gmail etc) and backlinks on highly-spidered sites.
 
backlinks on highly-spidered sites.
That should cost them some money as well, but if this is the case then how could they give us indexing service so cheap?
 
That should cost them some money as well, but if this is the case then how could they give us indexing service so cheap?
There's always some sort of initial outlay when setting up any service. But it's not too difficult to get a few spider-food sites up and running.
 
It's actually not very difficult. If we are talking about Google.
He himself provides an API for indexing. The task of the services is only to use it correctly.
In addition, it is necessary to create a convenient environment for service users.
Another question is how effective it is.
If you use services to add pages to the index that are of no value to users, then sooner or later they will leave the index anyway.
 
Link indexing tools work by crawling through websites and cataloging all links on each webpage.
 
But it's not too difficult to get a few spider-food sites up and running.
Sounds legit. is it some pbn types things where every sites is interconnect with themselves to let the crawler in a loop.
 
A link indexing tool submits your backlinks to search engines, speeding up their discovery and improving your site's visibility and authority.
 
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