Fast indexing of newly acquired backlinks

[ankitnagpal]

Hi,
I am on a massive link generation campaign through articles, blog posts, blog and forum comments. Article and blog posts are getting indexed fast. But most of the back-links through blog and forum COMMENTS might not index that fast (totally my perception) and also most blog and forum posts where I am commenting have 0 PR (sites have good PR but pages have low or 0 PR).

So what should I do to to fast index particularly those pages with comments. I am thinking of pining them all in bulk.

Second, if I do not ping those pages with comments, will those get indexed by google sooner or later. If this is the case then I wont ping those.

Third, if I ping those comments, does those pages themselves get backlinks from associated pinged sites and services like Weblogs.com, Technorati etc.? actually I don't know what ping services do. Do they tell google to index the submitted pages fast or do they generate backlinks for those submitted pages on associated pinged services?

Sorry for all these questions altogether.

will definitively "thanks" to good replies.

[2d0k]

Mmm, personally, I shouldn't be too pre-occupied with getting my links indexed faster.. Perhaps, you have to focus on using your time creating more backlinks.. That's what I do..

[smaxor]

I haven't done SEO in well over 3 years. But you used to be able to ping the page that the backlink was on. We'd send out lots of backlinks using trackbacks for example and then ping each of those pages.

[mad.hat]

Originally Posted by 2d0k

Mmm, personally, I shouldn't be too pre-occupied with getting my links indexed faster.. Perhaps, you have to focus on using your time creating more backlinks.. That's what I do..

Agreed. Your links will get indexed, don't worry about what any search engine says. They do NOT show all the links that are giving you seo benefits and if you spend any time trying to index your links or find out how many are indexed you are wasting time that you could be building more backlinks with.

[johnpaul]

i also do the same & ve made BulkPing.com to relove that issue of RSS subnit + Mass ping + fast indexing... try it ....

[Heavenstorm]

for me i copy all my backlinks and upload directly into tom's backlink booster which automatically ping, rss and post to web 2.0 sites. So far its really doing well in indexing them especially the forum profiles which are notoriously hard to index. There are also some other softwares in the forum which do the same thing.

[byronhbrown]

Originally Posted by softsolutions

Hi,
I am on a massive link generation campaign through articles, blog posts, blog and forum comments. Article and blog posts are getting indexed fast. But most of the back-links through blog and forum COMMENTS might not index that fast (totally my perception) and also most blog and forum posts where I am commenting have 0 PR (sites have good PR but pages have low or 0 PR).

So what should I do to to fast index particularly those pages with comments. I am thinking of pining them all in bulk.

Second, if I do not ping those pages with comments, will those get indexed by google sooner or later. If this is the case then I wont ping those.

Third, if I ping those comments, does those pages themselves get backlinks from associated pinged sites and services like Weblogs.com, Technorati etc.? actually I don't know what ping services do. Do they tell google to index the submitted pages fast or do they generate backlinks for those submitted pages on associated pinged services?

Sorry for all these questions altogether.

will definitively "thanks" to good replies.

There millions of links waiting to be indexed. Links usually don't get indexed instantly. Don't haste and be patient. They will be indexed anyway. Just continue creating links and keep pinging them. By the way, what ping tool are you using?

[socialbookmark]

Pinging pages ( your pages or the pages you commented on them ) can increase the speed of indexing pages but it can happen or doesn't happen. Pinging only alerts search engines from an updated page or site and deciding on indexing them is with search engines. And actually speed of indexing pages depends on the quality of websites. High quality websites index fast by search engines. Finally if you want your pages to be indexed faster, you should make backlinks for your pages from quality websites and in this case you can expect them to be indexed faster than usual time.

[retsek]

I use linklicious.me. they dont guarantee indexing, but many of the links do. 14 bucks for 10,000 links a day.

[Matt Helphrey]

To be honest, I wouldnt waste time pinging your backlinks. You want Google to find these links naturally and not all of the sudden and in-bulk.

After a few months, you can go back to check your backlinks using a free tool like Backlinks Checker Tool - Backlink Watch to see which ones are giving your website the most juice. Then you can ping those links and maybe even provide them more back links like through social bookmarks or maybe even run a Fiverr backlink service to them.

[retsek]

Originally Posted by Matt Helphrey

To be honest, I wouldnt waste time pinging your backlinks. You want Google to find these links naturally and not all of the sudden and in-bulk.

After a few months, you can go back to check your backlinks using a free tool like Backlinks Checker Tool - Backlink Watch to see which ones are giving your website the most juice. Then you can ping those links and maybe even provide them more back links like through social bookmarks or maybe even run a Fiverr backlink service to them.

i don't agree...and why would you ping links that are already indexed and found by search engines?

by not pinging only about 5 % of the links will ever get discovered. Google is big, but they do not crawl the whole internets.

You make a good point though, it should look natural. So linkicious allows you to schedule when to have the links spidered. So you can create 10,000 links now, and have them drip feed to the crawlers daily for the next few months.

[JMac]

Myth 1 - Google will find your links naturally.
When I hear this it makes me cringe. Honestly, I paid for a set of 200 forum profile links. I totally forgot about them for almost 10 months. When I realized I had lost these, the first thing I did was check to see if my links were there, 151 links still there. I then used SB to find how many where indexed and an amazing 12 were indexed. Google searches the web, but it cant find everything. I have heard it said that Google only has 11% of the internet indexed. I dont know how true that is but I can tell you that forum profiles and comments are the hardest thing for Google to find and if you just leave them sit and dont do anything to help Google find them, you are wasting your time creating them.

One point of clarification, blog comments get found due to so many others using indexing methods to get their links found by Google. I typically do not index anything blog related since I know many others will work on my links for me.

Myth 2 - You should only index your links slowly to make it appear natural.
If you look at some of the best indexing methods like BIE and BE, you will find that they only advertise a 40% indexing rate at best. What this means is, if you create a 100 backlinks, ping, RSS and then use BE, you might and I stress this MIGHT be able to get 60% indexed. The other 40% may or may not get indexed over time and the few that do will appear natural enough.

No one can get 100% of your links indexed so using any method will only get SOME of your links indexed. Not having an indexing strategy is like going boar hunting with a BB gun, why would you go through the work of creating backlinks only to leave them sit all alone and never found by Google? Where is the sense in that?

You need to have a good backlink strategy, get links from SEVERAL methods, blogs, social, forums, articles and anything else. Once you create them, work on indexing. I typically keep working on a list of links until I get over 50% indexed and then I start working on another list. This lets Google index half right away and discover a few later for natural looking purposes.

[John Williamson]

Pinging won't do much for you. Use things like RSS submission, social bookmarking, and Backlink Energizer to help get them indexed. Or send some forum profile links to all those links (tiered/pyramid).