Indexing backlinks. Should I drip?

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Should I limit the number of backlinks I try to index?

I mean if I index 10k in a day, don't these appear as 10k new links to google?

If I were to buy 10k links, I would drip them, should indexing be any different?
 
Yes, you should drip-feed indexing. Most of the indexing services offer drip feed indexing drip like for 7 days. It's up to you how many backlinks you want to drip feed for indexing.
 
Thank you.

I've researched so much about indexing and never seen this mentioned anywhere.
 
In such large numbers, yes.

In smaller ones I would not bother as in reality they will get indexed at random times. Sort of a natural drip feed.

What is also important to mention is publish date. They should not all have been published in a single day.
 
Should I limit the number of backlinks I try to index?

I mean if I index 10k in a day, don't these appear as 10k new links to google?

If I were to buy 10k links, I would drip them, should indexing be any different?

I believe the number 10K is for example. If 10K links of Tier 2/3 level, yes do at once.
 
same question here.. any good indexing services left? speed-links are crap, 5% index rate even on 6-800 word quality handwritten articles on various web2.0 sites. Indexification seens even worse.
 
If it's a churn & burn site or Tier-2/3 site, then there is no need to dripfeed. If it's money site, then sending 10k links at once can tank the site. You need to dripfeed them over several weeks.
 
If it's a churn & burn site or Tier-2/3 site, then there is no need to dripfeed. If it's money site, then sending 10k links at once can tank the site. You need to dripfeed them over several weeks.
What indexer that you are using?
 
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