How to Deindex or Rerank Competitor’s 404 Forum Parasite? + Auto Posting to Forums?

[Rakesh069]

Hey guys,

I am doing forum parasite SEO and ranking my pages on Google for low comp keywords. Most of the time I’m able to outrank competitors, but sometimes their forum parasite post ranks above me — even after their post is deleted (404 error).

The problem is — the forum mods delete their post, but Google still shows their snippet in SERPs for weeks/months.

I can’t rerank over it because it’s showing 404 but still holding the position.

Any trick or method to deindex competitor’s 404 page faster? Or push my result above it without waiting for Google to recrawl?

Also, I have a list of 50+ forums & communities where I post parasites manually.

Is there any tool, script, or bot to automate posting to these forums (with spinning content & account management)?

Appreciate any advice or tool recommendations.

Thanks in advance!

 

[natsuko]

For reranking, maybe try boosting your own content with link building to help it push past the 404 page.

 

[Rakesh069]

For reranking, maybe try boosting your own content with link building to help it push past the 404 page.

Thanks

 

[Spicy Chromosomes]

Try to make your posts stronger by buying social signals or other cheap link building strategies

 

[Steptoe]

Hey guys,

I am doing forum parasite SEO and ranking my pages on Google for low comp keywords. Most of the time I’m able to outrank competitors, but sometimes their forum parasite post ranks above me — even after their post is deleted (404 error).

The problem is — the forum mods delete their post, but Google still shows their snippet in SERPs for weeks/months.

I can’t rerank over it because it’s showing 404 but still holding the position.

Any trick or method to deindex competitor’s 404 page faster? Or push my result above it without waiting for Google to recrawl?

Also, I have a list of 50+ forums & communities where I post parasites manually.

Is there any tool, script, or bot to automate posting to these forums (with spinning content & account management)?

Appreciate any advice or tool recommendations.

Thanks in advance!

Try using an indexing service on the url in question to force a recrawl of the now deleted thread. Are you sure it's a proper error 404 http code returned?

As for a bot for posting to your forums, it depends on what platform those sites are running. If it's one that is supported by Xrumer or GSA, those could be options for you. There will be initial learning curves for you to overcome for either of them.