How to index links I don't own

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How to index links I don't own?

You already know how to submit to the indexer
 
Yeah reddit traffic's pretty good for this.
 
If you can't submit via GSC because you don't own the website the article is posted on, it can be done by traffic. Social media shares such as retweets, Facebook shares, and pinterest repins will help get it indexed faster.
 
I second the twitter route. One thing I did a few years ago that worked well for me was to create a page of the links and submit that page to GSC. I used it with great success for things like the "get a high DR backlink from ____" that you see every now and then on here. Couldn't tell you if the links sped up the indexing or if it caused them to get indexed, but I had an +80% success rate with it.
 
Twitter and other social services run good , try other paid indexing services as well .
 
How to index links I don't own?

You already know how to submit to the indexer
social media shares from aged accounts

i use addtoany plugin in firefox and have accounts on most of the platforms that is in that addon.

remember if the page you are trying to index sucks, it will not index that easily anymore.
 
Interesting shares for indexing links we dont own i am bookmarking the tips thanks
 
You have to drive google crawlers in some way or another,
It really depends on the number of links, but social shares & spamdexing are the most commonly used with different methods & levels,
If you want to get it directly, you can simply go with an indexing service with an already built system
 
Indexing is a huge a problem since google released spam update & they have reduced crawling budget already.

There are few indexing service in marketplace which still working fine & delivering high index ratio you can try them. One of the best thing is they offer free trial so you can test their service before making actual purchase.
 
By sending a social signal, do you mean linking money sites on social media (Twitter, Reddit, Facebook, Pinterest, etc)?

Or is it to drive traffic on social media?
 
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