MarketingPearl
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- Jul 23, 2018
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Only way is buying their service ia paypa.. And where i live paypal is not available here....
Only way is buying their service ia paypa.. And where i live paypal is not available here....
Yes it took 3 days. I sent a whole lot of different links, probably about 40% profile.so it ended up taking about 3 days for your links to be indexed? what kind did you send in?
Yes it took 3 days. I sent a whole lot of different links, probably about 40% profile.
Only two-high profile edu links were not indexed, everything else was.
I got this answer from them
"Every large order is drip feed over many days by default. Only sample orders are done all at once."
Almost 3 days since entering the sample now some pages are indexing. I'll come back later if more pop into google.
not bad sounds like my results. let me guess you were sending profile pages too lolWell it's been 5 days since submitting and 34/40 links are indexed. Thanks for the share
Hey guys, is there a tool on the market that actually works which can tell me which of my links have been indexed?
If i paste in a whole heap of links?
not bad sounds like my results. let me guess you were sending profile pages too lol
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free or paid? theres a new paid service here on bhw that works but im not sure about free tools anymore. i use the prepostseo tool that just adds site: at the beginning of the url so you can manually check real fast
Aha but it gets more complicated, having done quite a few manual checks with site:URL on Google, I soon realised that sometimes the result is hidden amongst others and if so, you would have to resort to searching for sentences in order to uncover whether the page has been indexed. It's getting tedious and time consuming, hence my question. Is prepost SEO the tool that you recommend?
Aha but it gets more complicated, having done quite a few manual checks with site:URL on Google, I soon realised that sometimes the result is hidden amongst others and if so, you would have to resort to searching for sentences in order to uncover whether the page has been indexed. It's getting tedious and time consuming, hence my question. Is prepost SEO the tool that you recommend?
Sometimes you do that and it shows a whole heap of results with the page that you have specified buried deep in the results, so in order to verify whether it has been indexed, I copy and paste a sentence from the page, put the domain name and together perform a search....what kind of pages are you trying to check? if you are searching site:specificurl wouldnt it only show only the specific page you are searching for
Give it a couple more days. If it still hasn't worked, you should check that your backlinks are not on pages that have the noindex tag.I have submitted links 4 days ago with gmail, only 8 of my links are indexed out of 36. These are high DA links. I think it's a hit and miss. Also, they don't support icloud. Tho appreciate for the share.