How effective is Backlink Energizer?

[junilerick]

I'm thinking of purchasing backlink energizer as indexing links has always been a big problem for me. Is there anyone out there using backlink energizer that would care to share their thoughts on it?

[arshavin]

I am also interested in this.

[drewcur02]

If you have the patience to create good clusters, then I think you will see some good results with Backlink Energizer. Once you have things setup correctly, it really is a hands-free way of getting your links indexed.

[junilerick]

Thanks! Can you give me an estimate of the percentage of backlinks that get successfully indexed?

[halfpoint]

Originally Posted by junilerick

Thanks! Can you give me an estimate of the percentage of backlinks that get successfully indexed?

That is entirely dependent on your setup.

If you simply set things up and don't do anything to help your Energizer properties get crawled you might not get a good index rate.

You should make sure you send heaps of links to all of your Energizer properties to ensure they get crawled regularly. ScrapeBox blasts, Xrumer blasts, etc.

[BenJackson]

Originally Posted by junilerick

I'm thinking of purchasing backlink energizer as indexing links has always been a big problem for me. Is there anyone out there using backlink energizer that would care to share their thoughts on it?

In my experience...

After energizing over 20,000 links on SHWP sites, indexing rates per 100 link samples ranged from 17-80%. Why? It's not really a set-and-forget system. You need to backlink somewhat consistently to your web properties.

Another warrior posted an excellent thread about indexing services you can check out here: Backlink Indexing Service Comparison Case Study -

Basically, you have to decide if you want to pay MUCH less once for BE and have some work to do, or pay monthly fees and much more in the long run to get it all done for you.

[Cataclysm1987]

I have a friend who runs a part time link indexing service using just backlink energizer. He'd probably be the best one to ask.

To be honest, it's frustrating because the quality of the indexer also relies heavily on the quality of the link. If you're spamming scrapebox links with little to no content, you can probably see an increase of indexation of perhaps 3-5 percent out of 1000 total links.

If you're indexing articles or forum posts, your job is ten times easier. But then again, that sort of defeats the purpose of it in the first place. If your links are already getting indexed pretty well, having backlink energizer is a bit of a waste.

Just keep in mind, you need a powerful server to run it. At least a dedicated or a VPS would be nice. You will be running cron jobs on like 15-20 different web 2.0 clusters at a time. The data and bandwidth needed is quite high.

[John Williamson]

In short, definitely worth the one-time 37 bucks or so...