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Method dead few hours after sharing luls 
This is completely different to what OP suggests.The problem was that I couldn't index anything with this method and then I used a marketplace seller and his method indexed 80%+ so it's not the link problem, it's just this method didn't work for me.
I got an impression that google refused to follow the redirects.
Maybe it's the different... I tried to do it through an old domain (but obviously couldn't blast it) and even submitting those redirects for indexing wasn't helping. Don't know... maybe, my tests didn't work so looking forward to hearing from others about their tests.This is completely different to what OP suggests.
The key is that you get an old domain that has ALREADY some posts indexed and has backlinks = has TRUST in G eyes.
Buying a new domain and just blasting it doesn't provide the most important factor here - already existing trust from G.
The GSA blast is not what makes this method work.That was my thinking so I tested it (end of October 2021).
Here's what I did:
1. bought a domain for $1 (.xyz)
2. Created about 40 redirects (I used redirect plugin in wordress as it's easier)
3. Blaster those redirects with over 45,000 links (over a week or so)
End result? Practically NOTHING got indexed within 2 weeks.
Cheap test but it didn't work for me.
PS: yes, I used the server stats and both bing and google visited my site but refused to index the redirects. Recently, I used indexing service from this forum and managed to index links, so the problem I had wasn't about the links but the method.
The GSA blast is not what makes this method work.
@karupoiss and @macdonjo3 are saying that it's domain authority and strength which are making this method successful.Then what, may I ask?
Mostly don't work as it was. And there also "site:" list below 3-5 list bug (I think) till now. Maybe you want to try IndexNow plugin if you are using wordpress sites.Pls suggest indexing service that is still working
The GSA blast is not what makes this method work.
I swear most of the SEO people do here is based on tactics from 2010.
@karupoiss and @macdonjo3 are saying that it's domain authority and strength which are making this method successful.
If it's true then you'd need to waste a good domain to index some links... which is... a waste of a good domain.
What I see more and more now... I find a good place which google indexes often... then after some time google stops following links there.
I would really like to hear about your test. It's just I'm too curious at times.There's gotta be room to finesse here. A low DA/PA domain of lesser value perhaps. I'm gonna look into this over the next week or so & do some testing.
It's not the DA/PA that matter. Google knows your site exists. It's not like their crawlers aren't strong enough to find it.There's gotta be room to finesse here. A low DA/PA domain of lesser value perhaps. I'm gonna look into this over the next week or so & do some testing.
True, issue isn't that google crawlers aren't strong enough to find your links. They actually visit your links & deny to index.It's not the DA/PA that matter. Google knows your site exists. It's not like their crawlers aren't strong enough to find it.
Nice one. Have to try this out.
Delete this.
Nice tips
Thank you for sharing
i will try it
Will try it out soon.
So fantastic. I will try it
That sounds great and it should work since I believe there is logic,
Thanks for sharing
That was my thinking so I tested it (end of October 2021).
Here's what I did:
1. bought a domain for $1 (.xyz)
2. Created about 40 redirects (I used redirect plugin in wordress as it's easier)
3. Blaster those redirects with over 45,000 links (over a week or so)
End result? Practically NOTHING got indexed within 2 weeks.
Cheap test but it didn't work for me.
PS: yes, I used the server stats and both bing and google visited my site but refused to index the redirects. Recently, I used indexing service from this forum and managed to index links, so the problem I had wasn't about the links but the method.
seems like a good method to index pdf files in edu sites?
Will try this method and give my feedback. You also gave me some other ideas to try out.
For these types of expired domains, you will need tons of money to buy these domains.
I want to say move this to the Jr. VIP section.
Let me try on my site and update here! Thanks!
I hope this works. What about indexing an expired web 2 and doing it like that ?
Food share, will try this one![]()
I'm sure this has a very low win rate
This is so true. Google can and will refuse to index some links no matter what we do. They index some links after a sandbox period to avoid spam and they never index some other links.
The problem was that I couldn't index anything with this method and then I used a marketplace seller and his method indexed 80%+ so it's not the link problem, it's just this method didn't work for me.
I got an impression that google refused to follow the redirects.
Thanks for the sharewill try this
You need to be more creative to slap on google face.
Now a days indexing not working like this if this method working for you than you have great luck
So enjoy your luck & make money
Method dead few hours after sharing luls![]()
This is completely different to what OP suggests.
The key is that you get an old domain that has ALREADY some posts indexed and has backlinks = has TRUST in G eyes.
Buying a new domain and just blasting it doesn't provide the most important factor here - already existing trust from G.
Maybe it's the different... I tried to do it through an old domain (but obviously couldn't blast it) and even submitting those redirects for indexing wasn't helping. Don't know... maybe, my tests didn't work so looking forward to hearing from others about their tests.
The GSA blast is not what makes this method work.
I swear most of the SEO people do here is based on tactics from 2010.
Then what, may I ask?
@karupoiss and @macdonjo3 are saying that it's domain authority and strength which are making this method successful.
If it's true then you'd need to waste a good domain to index some links... which is... a waste of a good domain.
What I see more and more now... I find a good place which google indexes often... then after some time google stops following links there.
Pls suggest indexing service that is still working
Mostly don't work as it was. And there also "site:" list below 3-5 list bug (I think) till now. Maybe you want to try IndexNow plugin if you are using wordpress sites.
There's gotta be room to finesse here. A low DA/PA domain of lesser value perhaps. I'm gonna look into this over the next week or so & do some testing.
I would really like to hear about your test. It's just I'm too curious at times.
It's not the DA/PA that matter. Google knows your site exists. It's not like their crawlers aren't strong enough to find it.
True, issue isn't that google crawlers aren't strong enough to find your links. They actually visit your links & deny to index.
I will try it
I'm gonna try this. This could be a good way to leverage high authority non-english expired domains (easier to find and cheaper than dotcom). IDK if it will still work but it might.
What about indexification?
Interesting one. Good information for nowadays.