links2rss & feedlisting

I have some profile backlinks I want to get indexed and have been trying to read up on how to get it done. I also have a lot of articles on sites that don't seem to have been indexed. I've read that I can copy all the urls into links2rss and then point feedlisting at it.

Is that all I need to do?

Does it matter that the things like title and all that are going to be the same for everything?

I don't really understand all bookmarking and RSS stuff. Could someone take a moment to explain how it is supposed to work? Please? I don't really know the difference between a feed and a bookmark

All I do is make a simple spinable text that relates to my website and use Links2rss to create the feed. I usually do 100 links per feed and submit to feedlisting. I also ping the feeds to get it crawled etc. I see about 30-40% links indexed the next day in google.

How do you ping the feed? The url from feedlisting that contains your links? Should I run that through Pingler?

EDIT: I am only just starting out and the site only has about 18 backlinks so so, although this fluctuates in Yahoo's siteexplorer. I've read that profile backlinks often don't show up when checked, is this true? I normally check with SEO Spyglass.

I'd appreciate it if everyone stopped talking about links2rss & feedlisting publicly. The method is almost dead.

deviatus said:

I'd appreciate it if everyone stopped talking about links2rss & feedlisting publicly. The method is almost dead.

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Is that opinion shared by others too?

Can you suggest another method I could use?

I got a site deindexed because of this method. It didn't help that I put all of my feed links on a new site that I knew was about to get crawled for the first time.

I say, just let G find the links naturally.

I'm not creating large amounts of backlinks at once though. I'm not even creating large amounts full stop. Shouldn't it be ok for me to do this in small numbers? My competitor site is using around 70% profile backlinks, around 30 or so.

I'd just like to know exactly how it's done, because if it's good for one, it's good for another.

Shared = spammed, start searching for a new method.

Gotta agree that while profile links may take forever to get noticed by Google, sometimes it's worth it in the long run because your links are being found over time. This is especially important for new sites. If your site is old, then go ahead and spam the backlinks. I've yet to find a good method for indexing the backlinks and bookmarking them isn't a viable option.

Good post because getting profile links (and JUST PROFILE LINKS) is something im trying to do with my own method. I have no issues getting articles, videos etc indexed its just these damn PL. So what I been doing is the Link2RSS for each blast I get from DFB (500 +) and giving a title and spinning it and then taken it to SB RSS ping. Now I only done this for 3 days but will be checking weekly to see how it goes.

This is what you need:

Method To Get Profile Links Indexed Fast

Step #1: Use Links2rss to create rss feeds of your links in bulk. You can paste as many links as you want into the interface. Then add spinnable titles and descriptions. Put any website url in for the rss feed link it really doesnt matter.
Then click on convert and it will bring up the link of your feed or feeds. Right Click on the link and select properties. This will display the url of the newly created rss feed for you to copy.

Step#2: Submit the feed or feeds to the rss aggregators in senuke or magic submitter. Make sure that you submit your feed to the feedlisting aggregator.

Step #3: Go Over To Feedlisting and you will see your newly submitted feed on the front page under recently submitted feeds. Click On Your feed link and it will bring up the html page displaying all of your links. Copy that url.

Step #4: Social Bookmark the html page on feedlisting that is displaying all of your links.

Step #5: Go Back to links2rss and turn the public html page displaying your links into an rss feed. Click convert and then right click the link and select properties and copy the url.

Step #6: Submit the new feed of the feedlisting html page to all the aggregators except for feedlisting.

The next few day you will see A good portion of your profile links already indexed in google and the rest will be found within the upcoming days.

www.linklicious.me - automatically builds rss and pings on schedule! Bad ass

theindiaphile said:

http://www.linklicious.me - automatically builds rss and pings on schedule! Bad ass

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Have you tested its efficacy in indexing the links though?

I bought the basic plan the other day so I could ping all links to see how it worked out.

I'm still unsure if it does the same as what is advised here or if it does more/less? anyone enlighten me on this?

Even the guy who runs it (I am guessing as he had a link to the site in his sig) told me that to get sb blasts and profile blasts indexed you need more such as additional rss feeds + blasting the feeds so that indicated that there is more to be done outside of linklicious...

Probably me... Indexing requires much more than a simple ping. It has to do with backlinks and on page content quality mostly.

But take a step back - why do you care about indexing? That's as useless of a metric as PageRank. It's easy to measure, sure, but it's pointless for SERPs.

Look at your ranking. THAT is the only real goal. (Well, and making money, lol)

What?

Now that is confusing...

Your comment above has set off alarm bells for me, at least partially. It sounds like something the guys over at warriorforum would say. Not the second bit but the part about indexing being useless.

You obv. wanna get indexed so you WILL improve your rank so your backlinks get picked up in G. I'm not just doing it for a fun pastime...

And making money comes from indexing backlinks and in turn improving your ranks in the serps. That is my understanding of it.

Well are you saying licious doesn't do the same as manual rssing?

Licious is both rss and ping right? rather than just ping? Oh or does it just create RSS feeds and ping them? rather than create RSS feeds ping and submit to RSS sites? In that case I understand how it would not be 'enough'.