Thanks for sharing your experience - it’s true that 2.0 platforms have lost much of their power over the years, especially due to changes inalgorithms
 
We all know web 2.0s are not as effective as before, and Google is neglecting bulk of the pages created on them.

I have a project to make good use of web 2.0s, and the only criterion is natural indexing.

I know hundreds of web 2.0 list have been shared on this platform, but I created this page because of my criterion - natural indexing. I don't want to bother about using indexation service.

From some web 2.0s I've tested now, the following are doing great.

Medium
LinkedIn
Vocal media
Apsense also tried up to 2 weeks.

Kindly drop your web 2.0 that can index quickly (within a week) without creating bulk posts, sharing, or any extra efforts?
You're absolutely right—most Web 2.0s have lost their edge, especially when it comes to indexing naturally without additional effort. Thanks for sharing your findings; Medium and LinkedIn are consistently strong performers. I’ve also seen decent natural indexing (within a week) from the following:


  • Wix (with a custom blog post and solid internal linking)
  • Strikingly (especially with unique content and proper meta setup)
  • Substack (newsletter-style posts index well)
  • Pen.io (if the content is well-structured)

Tumblr used to work well but lately requires a bit of push. I'd love to hear more from others too—natural indexing is a key metric nowadays.
 
I usually start by posting on platforms like medium, blogger, and tumblr to get my sites indexed, but there are tons of other web 2.0s out there that can be great for all kinds of content creation.
 
From my experience, LinkedIn articles, Quora posts, and Google Sites still index pretty fast usually within a few days even without any backlinks or sharing.
 
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