An effective way to get backlinks indexed that you built is to create what I call a find us online page that you ask Google to crawl monthly.
One of the main challenges of link building is getting Google to see the links that you built. The reason for the challenge is that Google doesn’t have unlimited bandwidth to crawl the entire web, so it crawls what it thinks is important.
We can create artificial importance by asking Google to crawl the pages we built links on.
Find us online pages are simple to make, you create a page called find us online, document all the links you build during a month there, and then at the beginning of every month ask Google to index that page. Below is a screenshot of a find us online page from one of my affiliate sites.
Every link I build that links back to the website in any form, I put on this page. I then ask Google Search Console to crawl that page every month by inspecting the URL and then requesting indexing.
Using this tactic has increased my backlink visibility from about 30% to about 80%. Seldom does Google not index a backlink that has been been added to my sites find us online pages.
How do I get my site indexed by Google?
The fastest way to get a site indexed is to submit a sitemap to Google Search console, set up Google Analytics and sending traffic to the site. Cheap traffic sources I use are Pinterest and Taboola. I prefer Pinterest because it builds no follow backlinks.
How do you check if your backlinks are indexed?
You’ll be able to see all the backlinks to your site in search console by going to the links page > Top linking sites.
How are web pages indexed?
Webpages are indexed when Google when crawlers read the page. What’s happening is the robots are downloading data from your webpages and organizing the information so that they can provide the best answers to people searching for questions.
