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Indexing Tool Review – Indexingtool.com

Every marketer knows the problem. Getting your backlinks indexed. Unindexed backlinks are useless. You need to get your backlinks indexed to improve your rankings. What if you have 100 articles and only half of them are actually working to push your pages up the SERPs? It's a nightmare scenario, but it is a sad fact, if you do not push your backlinks.

I have been searching for a good, easy to use backlink wordpress plugin for quite a while.  Now I came across the IndexingTool. Although this wordpress plugin is pretty basic, it does its job with almost no work involved.

What does IndexingTool do?

Indexingtool is a WordPress plugin.

You put it into your WordPress plugin folder and once it is activated you may add an RSS feed of the backlinks you want to get indexed.

The plugin takes the links and shows them on the bottom of your posts.

E.g.

"Other articles you might be interested in:

The backlink you want to get indexed 1
The backlink you want to get indexed 2
The backlink you want to get indexed 3
etc."

The plugin checks at set time intervals whether your backlink is indexed or not. Once it is indexed, it is no longer displayed below your blog post.

If the page isn’t already indexed then a link to it will be displayed.

The plugin re-checks the rss feed at regular intervals to look for new items. So any articles you add e.g. to your article account at goarticles or ezinearticles will automatically be added to the list.

Indextingtool also comes with a great bonus script: Trackbackindexer

This is great for marketers who submit a lot of articles to ArticleRanks, Unique Article Wizard, Seolinkvine or any other Blog network.

Why? Because many of the blogs your article gets submitted to will send a trackback to your blog. However, this does not necessarily mean that the blog post got indexed. It is a matter of fact that a lot of blogs inside big blog networks are spammy and posts won't get indexed by Google without some additional efforts on your part.

With the help of Indexingtool and the bonus trackback plugin you will be able to fetch all trackbacks. The trackback urls will be saved in an rss file and all you have to do is add the rss feed to the indexingtool plugin hosted on a second feeder blog.

That's it.

The Indexing Tool is designed to take your RSS feeds, check if the pages in it are indexed, and if not it displays a link to that page on your site. Then Google sends spiders out to look at your site, finds the links and follows them to your un-indexed pages. Google will then index those pages.

Indexingtool will work perfectly if you use any of the methods below to get backlinks to your blogs:

* Profile Links
* Go Articles
* Squidoo
* Hubpages
* Blogger
* UAW
* AMA
* Link Wheels
* Blog Farms
* Article Distribution

At the beginning of my post I referred to Indexingtool plugin as a very basic tool. There is no doubt that it is working great for what it is supposed to do: getting your backlinks indexed. It only took one day to see some great results.

However, I am missing some features.

E.g. I installed the trackback plugin on some of my older blog which have a lot of trackbacks. The trackback plugin fetched all of them within some seconds. However, some backlinks that sent a trackback a year ago are no longer there. Blogs are either expired or the post has been removed. There is no way of removing these trackbacks from the rss feed without modifying the whole rss file.

In addition you can only add one rss feed into the Indexingtool. This rss feed has to contain a list of all urls. Well, this is not really a disaster, because you can easily build one large rss feed by using a rss aggregator such as rssmix.com or xfruits.com. But it would be much simpler if this would be integrated into the Indexingtool wordpress plugin.

But nevertheless Indexingtool is definitely a great wordpress plugin and is definitely worth $47. You will be able to finally get your backlinks indexed fast and painlessly.