How safe is autopligg

dynamicvb

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• Jun 21, 2009

• #1

I was thinking of using this to build up some backlinks. How safe is this program? Would you use it on a grayhat site and if so how many links would you submit a day?

 

torched

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• Jun 21, 2009

• #2

It's pretty safe, no more harmful than blog commenting IMO. I use it for my whitehat sites and never had problems.

 

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alihs

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• Jun 21, 2009

• #3

Go ahead with using it. Millions of webmasters are using it and they have no problems

 

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mrpatel786

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• Jun 21, 2009

• #4

You won't have any problems.

 

dynamicvb

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• Jun 21, 2009
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• #5

So are you guys pinging after the submission or just let the SE's find the links on their own?

 

iglow

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• Jun 21, 2009

• #6

I ping but this tool doesnt really give good resulsts anymore..

 

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andylob

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• Jun 25, 2009

• #7

sorry for a noob's question:

how can one check, after using blog pinging service, that search engine had really accepted the site?

 

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mrpatel786

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• Jun 26, 2009

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Check if the backlinks showed up using Yahoo Site Explorer.

 

iglow

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• Jun 26, 2009

• #9

Autopligg doesnt really work. Those links never show up.

 

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andylob

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• Jun 26, 2009

• #10

Ok, this is my 2c worth:

I used those blog pinging services, in between the last 1 to 3 days: autopinger.com, pingomatic.com, pingyourblog.com and pingates.com. After 3 days NONE of the blogs pinged through those services have been indexed, neither with Yahoo, Google or Bing.

Contrary to that, I submitted one blog to mixx, digg and technorati. It got indexed within 24 hours.

Pitty, I wasted time with thoses blong pingers.

 

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Disposable

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• Jun 27, 2009

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I read that the search engines can take anywhere from 1 day to 3 weeks to react to pings from the various services. I think it depends on where they are in their crawl cycles.

 

Albert

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• Jun 27, 2009

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I heard that Pliggs are changing their register file, making Autopligg's automated registration useless. Might as well go with Spligger right?

 

doczoidberg

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• Jun 28, 2009

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Albert said:

I heard that Pliggs are changing their register file, making Autopligg's automated registration useless. Might as well go with Spligger right?

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is this true? would be so bad