SEO Power
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I think this post pretty much sums up everything: http://www.matthewwoodward.co.uk/experiments/index-backlinks-easily-revealing-case-study-results/
What is the best backlinks Indexer ?
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getting google to index naturally is usually the best way, if you get them all pinged and they all get aggregated within the same hour, wouldn't that look suspicious?
Shadexpwn
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ScrapeBox and Linklicious can easily be irked to streamline he effects of your link indexing needs, wants as well as desires to easily manage your website linking portfolio.
Don't ever hesitate to get it done with a delay, because that's what works best in modern day search engine optimization.
Don't ever hesitate to get it done with a delay, because that's what works best in modern day search engine optimization.
Zher0
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Scrapebox? Like using the ping mode?
I'm biased (I run Linklicious and One Hour Indexing), but I'll shoot you straight.
GSA's indexer won't improve indexing at any significant rate. If indexing is your goal, that's not it.
A few of those services are crawlers which will help your rankings a bunch, and indexing a bit. All of the first generation services fall into that category. (Stay away from any service that uses RSS feeds as that'll hurt you)
There are a few of the next gen services - like One Hour Indexing and Instant Link Indexer - that have the primary goal of indexing. That's where you should look if that's your goal.
Also, someone above said to let Google find the links naturally. I couldn't disagree with him more. Why would you build 100 links so that Google finds ~9 naturally? Why would you want to waste the time/money for the other 90 links? Get credit for your work and get those links boosted!
GSA's indexer won't improve indexing at any significant rate. If indexing is your goal, that's not it.
A few of those services are crawlers which will help your rankings a bunch, and indexing a bit. All of the first generation services fall into that category. (Stay away from any service that uses RSS feeds as that'll hurt you)
There are a few of the next gen services - like One Hour Indexing and Instant Link Indexer - that have the primary goal of indexing. That's where you should look if that's your goal.
Also, someone above said to let Google find the links naturally. I couldn't disagree with him more. Why would you build 100 links so that Google finds ~9 naturally? Why would you want to waste the time/money for the other 90 links? Get credit for your work and get those links boosted!
crack_dhat
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I use Express Indexer. So far no problems with it. It also has drip feed capability which I liked and the credits you did't use up gets rolled over the next month which is ok for me since I am not a heavy user