How is this possible?

For a while now a company called link detox have been using a tool to speed up the rate in which it gets googlebot to crawl pages with bad links.

Its part of their boost package and cost a fortune.

The reason for it makes a lot of sense and works.
Basically you upload a disavow file with all your bad links to google. Wait 48 hours to make sure Google has processed the links and then you upload the sdame list to this boost software and it somehow makes googlebot go and recrawl those pages again. The can be terrible profile links created by xrumor etc on very low quality pages which Google would normally not crawl for a very long time.

Getting such a quick re-crawl will have immediate results from the Penguin webspam Algorithm (not manual penalty) as it suppresses results based on bad links. if those links are now disavowed and taken into consideration as such then you can free yourself quickly from the suppression.

So does anyone have any idea how they are able to get Googlebot to crawl these links so quickly? It has to be more than just pings but I am pretty sure they are not blasting those bad links with more bad links?

A tool/understanding to replicate that service would be amazing.

Could actually be just ping, why do you think it isn't just pinging?

Well just doing regular pings does not work especially on low quality deep linking pages I have tried this many times.

gazzerman said:

Well just doing regular pings does not work especially on low quality deep linking pages I have tried this many times.

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Perhaps not for indexing but this is for getting the google spider back to an already indexed page. I'm not saying they are just pinging or that just pinging would be effective but it wouldn't surprise me.

I looked at their software and its shows that they crawl the last cached date to check what has been updated. Within a few days 70% of links have been re-cached! They say it takes max 2 weeks to do 99% of them.

This would be an incredible tool to have handy for testing links good or bad.