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First, I am not selling anything. I found 2 great guys on fiverr offering great xrumer services! I am not affiliated with them at all, and I don't get any credit for telling you about them!
So, I was digging around the other night and found 2 great guys to order xrumer profile blasts from! They are top sellers on fiverr and have AMAZING positive rep! They look legit, with 500-1,000 positive feedback votes!

Sometimes, it is best just to outsource some of your work, especially those people who don't have xrumer. Hell, $5, with their rep this is a steal.


I will create 10000 Profile backlinks with xRumer for $5 - by quo_vadiz
http://fiverr.com/quo_vadiz/create-7500-...ith-xrumer

I will create and Ping 5500 Publicly Viewable,VERIFIED,No Duplicated domain forum profile backlinks with xrumer for $5 - by dino_stark

http://fiverr.com/dino_stark/create-and-...ith-xrumer

They both offer to ping the profile urls, one guy says it's free if you ask for him to, otherwise he doesn't ping them. The first person offers different packages, like 20k profiles, 40k and 100k.

Just thought some of you may want/need a good person to buy xrumer backlinks from. Here you go. Also, you don't want 100% of your links coming from 1 thing (like forum profiles), you also want an array of blog platforms, articles, social networking, press release, social bookmarks, ect.. A wide array or backlink sources will keep you moving up in the serps. Google doesn't like it when they notice all your backlinks are from 1 source, and may slap you for it! So mix it up guys!

I guess nobody cares... lol

appreciate your efforts to share something useful but days nobody wants to buy profile backlinks because of low percentage of index rate.

You could index them yourself... I could have over 1/2 the links indexed within 48-72 hours... Indexing isn't rocket science.

I am using linklicious for indexing..do you have better option?

Indexing of backlinks dropped since google panda update.

Quote:ou could index them yourself... I could have over 1/2 the links indexed within 48-72 hours... Indexing isn't rocket science.

yes, indexing of backlinks became slower and more difficult since the last Google update. I used to get about 1/2 my links indexed in under 24 hours before the panda update.

Linklicious is slow and more of a drip-feed effect in my opinion. I do use it too, but I don't put 100s or 1000s of links in linklicious. I use scrapebox and make export a feed of all my backlinks, splitting it by 100 links per file. I then upload those feeds to my server through FTP. Kind of like my own rss feed hosting. If I have more than about 10 xml files, then I make another feed which contains the URLs of my initial feeds. My goal is to not get the individual files indexed, but the 1 file that contains the links to my links... It is 100 times easier and faster to get 1 link indexed, than a bunch of links. Once google indexes that feed of feeds file, it will put the links it finds in queue, and index them as well.

Link A -> Link B -> Link C

You don't need to get all three links above indexed. Just get "Link A" indexed, and soon after B and C will become indexed.



Another way, is if you have an established wordpress blog that gets crawled a lot. My main blog reports over 200 spiders a day. You could keep a category on your blog called Feeds, or Updates, or Indexes... And just make a blog post, with links to your links. Using the xml sitemap generator, tell it to put more priority to that category, and that it updates daily. After a month or two, Google will learn to check it out on a much more regular basis. Just don't post more than 100 links on the blog post, ever! Instead, have say 10 or 20 links max. Those links, will link to pages or rss feeds that contain all your backlinks split up through various feeds.

Of course, ping, bookmark, and all that good stuff.. Twitter, facebook, ect. can help as well.

+5 Rep ..excellent post mate.. I will try exact method and see how it goes.

Quote:yes, indexing of backlinks became slower and more difficult since the last Google update. I used to get about 1/2 my links indexed in under 24 hours before the panda update.

Linklicious is slow and more of a drip-feed effect in my opinion. I do use it too, but I don't put 100s or 1000s of links in linklicious. I use scrapebox and make export a feed of all my backlinks, splitting it by 100 links per file. I then upload those feeds to my server through FTP. Kind of like my own rss feed hosting. If I have more than about 10 xml files, then I make another feed which contains the URLs of my initial feeds. My goal is to not get the individual files indexed, but the 1 file that contains the links to my links... It is 100 times easier and faster to get 1 link indexed, than a bunch of links. Once google indexes that feed of feeds file, it will put the links it finds in queue, and index them as well.

Link A -> Link B -> Link C

You don't need to get all three links above indexed. Just get "Link A" indexed, and soon after B and C will become indexed.



Another way, is if you have an established wordpress blog that gets crawled a lot. My main blog reports over 200 spiders a day. You could keep a category on your blog called Feeds, or Updates, or Indexes... And just make a blog post, with links to your links. Using the xml sitemap generator, tell it to put more priority to that category, and that it updates daily. After a month or two, Google will learn to check it out on a much more regular basis. Just don't post more than 100 links on the blog post, ever! Instead, have say 10 or 20 links max. Those links, will link to pages or rss feeds that contain all your backlinks split up through various feeds.

Of course, ping, bookmark, and all that good stuff.. Twitter, facebook, ect. can help as well.

i am following all of your post closely! ur just like my person to go to in terms of IM.