Indexing Web 2.0's

KireG said:

Of course, I believe in trying everything. I definitely will try, but I wanted to hear some opinions and maybe help someone too. Thank you for the answer, really appreciate it! Have a nice day

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You'll find something that works for you. Believe me, if I knew of a sure-proof indexing method I'd tell you guys... it just isn't that simple anymore. Nothing in SEO is simple anymore it seems. The only extra piece of advice I'll add is this, don't over spam your tiers trying to index them to the point of making them toxic. I've seen people do this.

-ThopHayt

ThopHayt said:

You'll find something that works for you. Believe me, if I knew of a sure-proof indexing method I'd tell you guys... it just isn't that simple anymore. Nothing in SEO is simple anymore it seems. The only extra piece of advice I'll add is this, don't over spam your tiers trying to index them to the point of making them toxic. I've seen people do this.

-ThopHayt

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Thank you for the advice. I'm trying to be as great as I can in SEO... because I find it interesting and, of course, I can make great money

I have found that most of the major indexing services I've used over the past three years (i.e Indexification, InstantBacklinker, Linklicious, etc) currently fail to
achieve more than a 20%-30% indexing success rate. There is one fool-proof way however to have 100% of even the lowest-quality BLs indexed and that
is by submitting them directly to google webmaster (via submit url. Problem is there's a limit set on how many you can submit within a month. Fortunately
though I've discovered a service that will do this for you -- for an unlimited number of urls -- all of which can be drip-fed. Have been using it for hundreds of
stubborn links that I could not get google to index no matter what I did in the past. I'd post a link here but I'm unable at this time due to the lack of a sufficient number of posts, so pm me for it if you're interested.