How to Indexed Backlinks In Google?
 

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Alright guys, now this is real talk. Lots of marketers or SEO guru has a hard time when it comes to indexing links, like your tier 1 links, tier 2 links, web 2.0 blogs, directory, citations, blog post, profile links, etc. As you can see if you don't index your backlinks those are all useless, meaning, you're not ranking, you're not gaining backlinks, everything is useless.
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Alright guys, now this is real talk. Lots of marketers or SEO guru has a hard time when it comes to indexing links, like your tier 1 links, tier 2 links, web 2.0 blogs, directory, citations, blog post, profile links, etc. As you can see if you don't index your backlinks those are all useless, meaning, you're not ranking, you're not gaining backlinks, everything is useless.

The Process (for Skim Readers)
Wait 1 week – Let Google find your links.
Ping your links ONE time.
Submit your links to Linklicious ONE time.
Wait a few days and track your results.
Build a web 2.0 on Blogger.com – link to your backlinks that aren't indexed yet.
Build social signals.
Make sure you track your results.

Sharing the webpages from where the backlinks are built will help to get them crawled and indexed faster in search engines.

Backlinks can be indexed faster by sharing the webpages to various social profiles from where the links are built.

The results indicate that a single backlink takes an average of 10 weeks to push a page a rank higher on Google. If you're fortunate enough to gain several links at once, you have a higher chance of outranking other pages at an exponential rate.