Scrapebox links don't get indexed?

wooSj

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Oct 6, 2010

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Someone else has this problem?
First scrapebox always worked fine for me.
But it's like the 3rth time that 3k links found as success posted, but none of them showing up in google..

I use linklicious to rss index my backlinks but still nothing.. Anyone knows what I should do? Since earlier this always worked fine..

 

LBrown

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Mar 22, 2011

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Google only shows a small fraction of the links it sees. If some are showing up in yahoo site explorer then you know the spiders are seeing them, but even yahoo only show 20-30% of links.

 

TeamRoyster

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Dec 28, 2010

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If the pages are spammed to death then it's very difficult to get them indexed. In the past when I've purchased link packages of 50,000+ I rarely get more than a few 1000 indexed.

 

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drakemetal

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Aug 29, 2010

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And forum profile takes especially long to index or not even indexed at all.

 

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blackhatchampion

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Whats the best solutions to get index for scrapebox

 

BigLarry

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Mar 2, 2011

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Get your scrapebox links indexed with more scrapebox links!

Larry.

 

ibmethatswhoib

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Feb 17, 2011

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Wait are you Larry?

BigLarry said:

Get your scrapebox links indexed with more scrapebox links!

Larry.

Click to expand...

 

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phil3627

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Jan 22, 2009

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if you use scrapebox to scrape the links from google, that page is indexed in google

 

loopline

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phil3627 said:

if you use scrapebox to scrape the links from google, that page is indexed in google

Click to expand...

Yeah, I don't have problems with getting links inedexed and if they come from google then google will revisit them. But I honestly don't focus as much on getting links indexed as I do on SERP. I mean if I do a blast and I see movement and my site moves up a spot or 2 or whatever, then I don't care if google says none of the links are indexed.

Google certainly hides a bulk of what it uses to rank your page, it doesn't show its full index and I would venture to guess there are algorithms in place just to justify if a result is shown or not, regardless of whether or not it helps your rank. Since I make money from people coming to my site, the rank of my site on the page is by far more important to me then whether or not google says my page is indexed.

 

natorob

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Jul 7, 2011

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Great idea from Larry. Not something I really considered.

 

flx89

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most of them get indexed.

 

SuperLinks

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Jul 14, 2008

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Don't ever look at links from Google, that's a joke and they don't show shit.

Now, as Larry so eloquently pointed out, if you are interested in getting those links indexed, use SB to index those links. Basically, link to your links.

Now, as Loopline pointed out, don't bother focusing on getting those links indexed. Focus on your SERPS, focus on rankings.

Another thing you could do? Use things like Dripable or other indexing services to get those links indexed. There are a ton of services that can automate that for you.