Should I use indexing tools for my web2.0?

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I have waited more than a month , somewhere near 1.5 to 2 months and they are not even cached by google.

I posted them on different social media and google hasn't picked them up.

On each of them I have 2-3 500+ words high quality content written by me.

Should I use indexing tools to index them and will it work?


If yes, which one? Indexification or instant link indexer?
 
Post on google+.If still not index, then try indexing tools.
 
There's no cause of concern when it comes to using indexing tool to index any link - so far there's no penalty, other than if you've indexed the pages too fast, but not in this circumstances.
Instant link indexing services can get a link indexed within 4-24 hours time, if the content is good.
Link indexing software can get that done in 8-24 hours time.
But building a tiered link structure under the web2.0 using contextual links, would have better and longer indexed status as compared to the 2 methods above, and furthermore, link-juice would flow better. But you will need to ensure that your link profile checks out and nothing too spammy, otherwise penalty awaits.
 
I suggest not to use indexing tools for such links. They are good authority domains. So I think, Google will index maximum links in the web 2.0s.
 
Having the same issues. I try to make my links high quality, but they are not indexing at all. Most indexers do not work anymore, don't know one that does.
 
Having the same issues. I try to make my links high quality, but they are not indexing at all. Most indexers do not work anymore, don't know one that does.
i am just indexing my blogger's blog which is working pretty good.
 
Give them more time, it takes me from 2 to 3 months with 10k words and lots of links from tier 2.
 
Good web2.0s index themselves practically (blogger, wordpress, medium), bad ones aren't worth the bother.

Take the site you're thinking about posting to and type site:domain.com on it ... if the site doesn't have 100k+ links indexed, it's worthless for seo.
 
Good web2.0s index themselves practically (blogger, wordpress, medium), bad ones aren't worth the bother.

Take the site you're thinking about posting to and type site:domain.com on it ... if the site doesn't have 100k+ links indexed, it's worthless for seo.
updating new posts on Web2.0 will that also help in website ranking?
 
better not to use any indexing services, boost them with tier 2 links.
 
Yes, thanks for creating this thread. As I am having the same issue with high authority websites like wordpress, weebly etc.
tried indexing with free tool but not a single property indexed in Google.
 
No harm in using indexing tools especially if they can actually help index.
 
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