What is the Quickest Way to Get MY backlinks Indexed?

[warriorspirit786]

Warriors,

What is the quickest and easiest way to get all my backlinks indexed?

If i decide to wait so google can find them naturally,how long does this take?

thanx
Terry

[dblacker]

There are a number of programs people are offering on this forum that boost backlinks. I don't have any experience with them but a poor man's way to do it would be to grab all the urls of pages that you have backlinks on and create an rss feed of them at hostmyrss.com. Then submit your rss feed to social bookmarks and rss directories. Get some links to your links if you know what I mean...

[warriorspirit786]

Thanks dblacker, Any other ideas?

Is there a wso that will do this for me?

[clickbumped]

The best thing to do is to be patient and wait for your links to get indexed. It usually doesn't take more than a week once the link that the page is on is live, and this way you will build a healthy link profile. You could ping all of the urls with pingdevice.com, but if you are building a lot of links quickly make sure to be consistent with it. If you build 100 links one day, don't do nothing for the next couple days, keep building or it will look like spam. Good luckk.

[feliciayapsl]

You can ping them. Pinging tells Google to crawl your links. You you wait for Google to index naturally. It can take up to a week. Pinging shortens the time to within 2 days.

[Dan Anton]

I force Google to index all my backlinks through various methods. I was a skeptic at first as well until I saw my rankings drastically increase. Haven't looked back since. Pinging never really got me good results though.

[nealswen]

I think that Your keywords are more competitive. So that Google takes time to indexed your backlinks. Its right that Google take times. But Not more than week.

[raviv]

Pinging and creating RSS feeds of backlinks while submitting them to RSS directories is a good way to get the search engines' attention. Social bookmarking is also a good route.

An easier way to attract Google's attention would be to tweet your backlink URLs and they are certain to get noticed
Best
Ravi

[sappacis13]

Some of the advices in here are true and correct.

But you should also verify your site to google webmaster(google sitemap), bing and yahoo.

To have a search engine friendly.

[sentient]

The OP isn't asking how to get their site indexed, they are asking how to get their backlinks indexed. There's no point in having thousands of profile links for example, if the search engines don't know that they exist.

I'm looking into this myself at the moment. There's a WP plugin that seems popular (Backlinks Energizer I think), but I haven't decided myself yet.

[yukon]

Originally Posted by sentient

The OP isn't asking how to get their site indexed, they are asking how to get their backlinks indexed. There's no point in having thousands of profile links for example, if the search engines don't know that they exist.

I'm looking into this myself at the moment. There's a WP plugin that seems popular (Backlinks Energizer I think), but I haven't decided myself yet.

I posted a simple way to get your backlinks indexed a few days ago in another thread that had the same question.

How to get my forum profiles indexed by google?

[sentient]

Thanks Yukon, great tip.

One quick question - do you set up a new page on a new site every time you have 100 new links to get indexed, or do you keep adding them to the original page you set up?

[yukon]

Originally Posted by sentient

Thanks Yukon, great tip.

One quick question - do you set up a new page on a new site every time you have 100 new links to get indexed, or do you keep adding them to the original page you set up?

I just use the same page on my own site over & over, changing the links after I see a Google Cache on a few of the URLs.

As far as G knows, it's a blog page that keeps getting updated with new content/links.

I create my links the old fashion way (without software), I wouldn't load more than 100 or so, links on a page. Just make the 100th link point to another page that includes 99 links & repeat.

For me a single page works just fine, by the time I create any new links & ready to remove the first batch of links, G has found & cached the URLs already.

This way it only takes a single high PR6 to send G my way, & I can use that single PR6 over & over as many times as I want without ever going back to the source of the PR6 page.

[myagi007]

Hi all,

Just to confirm I recently pinged some of my forum backlinks and they were indexed very quickly 2 days, I'm still waiting for my other links to be indexed. I've looked up backlink energizer and it looks decent enough just thinking about if I should spend the money - anyone used it?

[sentient]

Cool, excellent tips, thanks Yukon.

[Money79]

you have an example to show?

tanks

[emigre]

Originally Posted by yukon

I just use the same page on my own site over & over, changing the links after I see a Google Cache on a few of the URLs.

As far as G knows, it's a blog page that keeps getting updated with new content/links.

I create my links the old fashion way (without software), I wouldn't load more than 100 or so, links on a page. Just make the 100th link point to another page that includes 99 links & repeat.

For me a single page works just fine, by the time I create any new links & ready to remove the first batch of links, G has found & cached the URLs already.

This way it only takes a single high PR6 to send G my way, & I can use that single PR6 over & over as many times as I want without ever going back to the source of the PR6 page.

When you say links, do you mean just straight urls as text eg. hxxp://someurl.com/profile
or live links as in <a href="hxxp://someurl.com/profile">hxxp://someurl.com/profile</a>

[Aaron.Scott]

Backlink the backlinks simple as that.

[yukon]

Originally Posted by emigre

When you say links, do you mean just straight urls as text eg. hxxp://someurl.com/profile
or live links as in <a href="hxxp://someurl.com/profile">hxxp://someurl.com/profile</a>

Live links, <a href="hxxp://someurl.com/profile">hxxp://someurl.com/profile</a>

[emigre]

Originally Posted by yukon

Live links, <a href="hxxp://someurl.com/profile">hxxp://someurl.com/profile</a>

ok...how do you convert an entire list of txt urls into html links without doing them one at a time?

[yukon]

Originally Posted by emigre

ok...how do you convert an entire list of txt urls into html links without doing them one at a time?

I do them one at a time as I create the backlinks.

I'm working on new (free) software that will automate everything, hope to have the software finished soon...

[pethanks]

Build your links in high pr and do follow sites. That is the best thing to do.

[John Williamson]

Backlink Energizer, RSS submission, and social bookmarking.