MY Backlinks Getting Deindexed After a Few Months (Need Suggestions)

I'm facing an issue with backlinks. Whenever I buy backlinks, after a few months (like 3, 4, or even 6 months), around 50-60% of them get deindexed. This is causing problems for my website rankings because the backlinks that were helping to rank just disappear

my issues

Tracking Backlinks Its becoming difficult to keep track of all the backlinks I buy and know which ones have deindexed after a few months. Sometimes, I forget which backlinks I bought from whom, and that makes it harder to manage
Using Indexing Services I have tried using indexing services, and some backlinks do get indexed. But when I check again after a while, many of them are deindexed

What I Need Help With

Is there any tool or method to keep track of all backlinks (only PBNs and guest posts) and their status?
I want to know which backlinks have deindexed so i can submit again for indexing via any indexing servic.

How can I stop backlinks from getting deindexed in the first place? Is there a strategy to make them more permanent?

I would really appreciate any tips, tools, or systems that can help me manage my backlinks better and avoid this issue. Thanks!

You're getting the wrong type of links,
Good links rarely get out of the index,

Your links doesn't seem too bad, but not ideal as well,
It would be better to aim for higher quality ones whenever you're building them yourself (PBNs, basicallhy better domains) or outreaching

Hey! Most of this is normal behavior, especially with PBNs and paid guest posts. Many links get deindexed because the pages have low crawl demand, thin content, or the site itself loses trust over time. Indexing services can help short term but they don’t make links permanent. For tracking, the safest way is keeping your own sheet and checking URLs manually in GSC or with simple index checkers every few months.

To reduce deindexing, make sure links are on pages with real content, internal links, some traffic, and not just orphan guest posts. Also spreading links naturally over time helps more than re-indexing the same URLs again and again.

This happens a lot, especially with paid links. Many PBN and guest post links get removed or deindexed over time. Use tools like Ahrefs, GSC, or simple Google Sheets to track links. To keep links live, use quality sites, real content, and steady traffic.

There’s no tool that makes this automatic. Most people track PBN and guest post URLs in a sheet and recheck index status manually or with basic index checkers. Re-indexing doesn’t make links permanent - pages drop when they have no crawl demand. Links last when they’re on maintained guest posts or PBNs you actually control, with internal links, updates, and some activity on the site.

Weak links don’t stick, track links in a simple sheet + Ahrefs, but focus on better sites and traffic

Re-indexing helps short-term, permanence comes from real pages that get crawled naturally

Use tools like Ahrefs, SEMrush, or Monitor Backlinks to track which links are still live. To reduce deindexing, focus on higher-quality PBNs and active guest sites, update content occasionally, and avoid over-optimization. Regular monitoring and resubmitting deindexed links is the practical approach.

Use seo tools like Ahrefs to check index status monthly (site:URL or Ahrefs “Indexed” filter) so you instantly see what drops and re-submit only those. To reduce deindexing, avoid low quality PBNs, add real traffic and internal links to the post, keep content updated.

You might want to track links using tools like Ahrefs or GSC along with a simple spreadsheet to monitor index status over time. Deindexing often occurs when the linking page loses quality signals or internal links, so checking site health and link placement is important. Building more contextual and naturally integrated links can also improve long-term stability.