Indexing Method

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Without any boring intros....

Here's how to index third party links (url) on google.

1. Go to any traffic exchange site (I use like4like)
2. Add the url you want to index to Website visits section
3. Make sure the session is 100 seconds or above
4. After about 270 visits with low bounce (100 seconds or more)
Your url should be indexed.

You should see results between 4 hours and 24 hours.

Cheers
 
Without any boring intros....

Here's how to index third party links (url) on google.

1. Go to any traffic exchange site (I use like4like)
2. Add the url you want to index to Website visits section
3. Make sure the session is 100 seconds or above
4. After about 270 visits with low bounce (100 seconds or more)
Your url should be indexed.

You should see results between 4 hours and 24 hours.

Cheers
Here is a better way.
My posts get indexed in 2-4 hours.
+ you're not driving shitty fake traffic.

https://rankmath.com/blog/google-indexing-api/
 
Here is a better way.
My posts get indexed in 2-4 hours.
+ you're not driving shitty fake traffic.

https://rankmath.com/blog/google-indexing-api/
Your method is not for third party urls.
Also, you must own a wordpress site

Let alone the amount of labor you are putting in.


My method is convenient and works with all links.

You can also set the traffic to any 1 tier country like Canada or US.
 
Without any boring intros....

Here's how to index third party links (url) on google.

1. Go to any traffic exchange site (I use like4like)
2. Add the url you want to index to Website visits section
3. Make sure the session is 100 seconds or above
4. After about 270 visits with low bounce (100 seconds or more)
Your url should be indexed.

You should see results between 4 hours and 24 hours.

Cheers
Trying it now - why fucking Instagram (on like4like)?
I am banned there.
 
Your method is not for third party urls.
Also, you must own a wordpress site

Let alone the amount of labor you are putting in.


My method is convenient and works with all links.

You can also set the traffic to any 1 tier country like Canada or US.
Apologies I did not read the first line :D

The amount of labor? It took around 10 minutes to setup.

Once again apologies, I didn't read your OP properly.
 
Trying it now - why fucking Instagram (on like4like)?
I am banned there.
What do you mean by Instagram?
I never mentioned Instagram.

Add your URL in the regular website visits. And make sure the session is more than 100 seconds.

I tried other traffic exchange sites, but the traffic on like4like seems to be the best.
Others were not effective. I don't know why.
 
What do you mean by Instagram?
I never mentioned Instagram.

Add your URL in the regular website visits. And make sure the session is more than 100 seconds.

I tried other traffic exchange sites, but the traffic on like4like seems to be the best.
Others were not effective. I don't know why.
Which like4like site you are using? .com .net .org .biz?
 
I haven't tested with very spammy urls though.

However, a friend of mine did and he told me that I will need higher traffic volume (700+) with session 100+ seconds and for better results target 1st tier countries.
That option exist in like4like

If anyone else has a better experience with another traffic exchange site, please share.

Thanks
 
This is an interesting approach. Have you had much success with orphaned urls (urls with nothing linking to them) or ones without Analytics/GSC? Just wondering how Google would see the traffic otherwise.

Judging by the prices on the website you mention (I have no prior experience with it), each website view of 102 seconds costs 5 credits. The lowest credit package is 1000 credits for $4.89. For 270 visits we would need 1350 credits. So that would equate to about $6 per url to index - pretty steep!
 
This is an interesting approach. Have you had much success with orphaned urls (urls with nothing linking to them) or ones without Analytics/GSC? Just wondering how Google would see the traffic otherwise.

Judging by the prices on the website you mention (I have no prior experience with it), each website view of 102 seconds costs 5 credits. The lowest credit package is 1000 credits for $4.89. For 270 visits we would need 1350 credits. So that would equate to about $6 per url to index - pretty steep!
As far as I know, there seem to be many similar traffic exchange sites. There should be cheaper ones. If I have time, I can give examples of common traffic exchange websites and test them.
 
This is an interesting approach. Have you had much success with orphaned urls (urls with nothing linking to them) or ones without Analytics/GSC? Just wondering how Google would see the traffic otherwise.

Judging by the prices on the website you mention (I have no prior experience with it), each website view of 102 seconds costs 5 credits. The lowest credit package is 1000 credits for $4.89. For 270 visits we would need 1350 credits. So that would equate to about $6 per url to index - pretty steep!
There are other free traffic exchange platforms and softwares. Like Panda bot, but I haven't tested them
 
Without any boring intros....

Here's how to index third party links (url) on google.

1. Go to any traffic exchange site (I use like4like)
2. Add the url you want to index to Website visits section
3. Make sure the session is 100 seconds or above
4. After about 270 visits with low bounce (100 seconds or more)
Your url should be indexed.

You should see results between 4 hours and 24 hours.

Cheers
Thanks for the info. Assuming I am on the correct site that ends with .org

1. Do you mean website views section as I do not see website visits section you mentioned
2. I don't see anything on the site about what you said in your number 3.

Please clarify thanks.

P.S I am trying to index a LinkedIn post
 
Could you proof it with a clean url, that is not linked on the page, does not appear in sitemap, etc?
Otherwise it's just not really possible to know, if it's not just a random false-positive ;)

On the other hand:
This method seems way too unscalable... No one should have a problem with indexing one URL. The problem comes with thousends+ URLs.
 
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