Is this same meaning as index backlink?

i was searching for ways to index third-party links.​

the result came out was this.


How to submit URL for indexing if you are not the owner?​

1. Go to Fetch as Google bot page and choose the property (domain where you have created the page)
2. On the Fetch as Google page, enter the URL by removing the domain name (format suggested by Google)
3. Select Desktop and click on Fetch button.
4. Re-enter the URL and select Mobile: Smartphone instead of Desktop and click again on the Fetch button.

Steptoe said:

So that will submit the url that your link is on to Google for indexing. Whether or not Google chooses to index that page, and/or follow the link on there to the url you WANT to get indexed is unfortunately up to the big G. But you have the concept right - you ideally need links pointing to the page you want to get indexed.

There are several services in the marketplace that work to index 3rd party urls, I tested them here a while back: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/2023-bhw-indexer-study-update.1485254/

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toto88 said:

lol,you say no backlink?

here is the backlink,its have 14k backlinka and you can see the age of the domain.
its very strong on google and very fast indexing.

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koreanbrokie said:

that is for the domain. the url is indexed.

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toto88 said:

lol,you say no backlink?

here is the backlink,its have 14k backlinka and you can see the age of the domain.
its very strong on google and very fast indexing.

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PHPInjected said:

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This is what came up on my ahrefs for this.

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This is what came up on my ahrefs for this.

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koreanbrokie said:

hi isthis pro version? cuz free-version of ahrefs and other free-trials can't detect any backlink of that exact url.. confused

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koreanbrokie said:

i am waiting for freetrials for those to try!
thank you for commenting !

i have another question...

this link is ranked number2 at google searchpage.
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and they dont have anybacklinks.
how did they get indexed? they just waited for search engine to get indexed?

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ojsun said:

what’s this

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ojsun said:

i mean the site. what’s about it??

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ojsun said:

is this korean spam?

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koreanbrokie said:

i was searching for ways to index third-party links.​

the result came out was this.​

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How to submit URL for indexing if you are not the owner?​

Login into your website or blog and create a page or post and include the link of the third party website which you want to be indexed by Google Search Engine, make sure it should include rel="follow" tag. Once you’ve created, save and publish the page.

1. Go to https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/googlebot-fetch and choose the property (domain where you have created the page)
2. On the Fetch as Google page, enter the URL by removing the domain name (format suggested by Google)
3. Select Desktop and click on Fetch button.
4. Re-enter the URL and select Mobile: Smartphone instead of Desktop and click again on the Fetch button.

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isn't this same as indexing backlink( which points to third-party url)?

is there good tools which works efficiently?

and is this only way to index 3'rd party urls?

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koreanbrokie said:

i was searching for ways to index third-party links.​

the result came out was this.​

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​

How to submit URL for indexing if you are not the owner?​

Login into your website or blog and create a page or post and include the link of the third party website which you want to be indexed by Google Search Engine, make sure it should include rel="follow" tag. Once you’ve created, save and publish the page.

1. Go to https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/googlebot-fetch and choose the property (domain where you have created the page)
2. On the Fetch as Google page, enter the URL by removing the domain name (format suggested by Google)
3. Select Desktop and click on Fetch button.
4. Re-enter the URL and select Mobile: Smartphone instead of Desktop and click again on the Fetch button.

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isn't this same as indexing backlink( which points to third-party url)?

is there good tools which works efficiently?

and is this only way to index 3'rd party urls?

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ansar786 said:

Easy way to search index in the 3rd party link is that site colane then link past

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