How to get a single free backlink in 24 hours?

[Webfu]

I disagree... I think you can get indexed between 24 and 36 hours.

If the links only purpose is to help get a site indexed in Google perhaps you could use Wikipedia ?

Maybe more toward the black side of things but it works. PR7 wiki pages get crawled and re-indexed almost everyday. Only takes a couple days there and your link is cached. You could also use a combination of both between the Wiki and your allies here at V7N. All of which are outside your normal network of links.

Know what I mean David?

[overdriveelectronics]

Well I guess if you are going to use some black hat techniques then go ahead, but if you are trying to get it done the right way, it makes it pretty hard to do in 24-36 hours!

[Webfu]

That brings up the question is adding your website to the wiki really blackhat ?

[BingoBalls]

Originally Posted by Webfu

That brings up the question is adding your website to the wiki really blackhat ?

Nah of course not. As long as the page you are linking is an extra resource for the Wiki article.

I cant believe Wiki didnt pop into my head when I first seen Dave's request, dam I must be getting old.

[Webfu]

Agreed, I don't think its unethical/blackhat if you are adding your link to a related subject.

Furthermore, I think the best solution is what you offered orignially Cormac.

- Get some free links from people like BingoBalls or other people outside your network. Then on top of that make sure your link stays published on the wiki for at least a couple days.

[Redfly]

Originally Posted by overdriveelectronics

I dont think that you will be able to accomplish this feat very well because it is "very" hard to get indexed within 24 hours because you have no idea when the bots will crawl the site that you get a link from. I dont understand why you have to show them that you can do it 24 hours unless you mistakenly told them that it was possible!

No, I never told anyone it was possible. I know it is because for me I just point relevant links from my high PR and high traffic sites.

I am writing an article on this for complete newcomers.. I have no hidden agenda here, I just wanted ideas.

[Redfly]

Originally Posted by Webfu

I disagree... I think you can get indexed between 24 and 36 hours.

If the links only purpose is to help get a site indexed in Google perhaps you could use Wikipedia ?

Maybe more toward the black side of things but it works. PR7 wiki pages get crawled and re-indexed almost everyday. Only takes a couple days there and your link is cached. You could also use a combination of both between the Wiki and your allies here at V7N. All of which are outside your normal network of links.

Know what I mean David?

I understand that. I have a few PR7 sites myself. As I said, its for a complete newcomer. I'd rather it stayed white hat. Thanks though.

[Redfly]

Originally Posted by BingoBalls

Nah of course not. As long as the page you are linking is an extra resource for the Wiki article.

I cant believe Wiki didnt pop into my head when I first seen Dave's request, dam I must be getting old.

Ahh, Cormac, I didn't realise that was you with the different name!
I guess adding to WikiPedia would be legit in some cases. But if it was an Irish Mesothelioma lawyer website for example, that just wouldn't be possible.

It's really getting back to basics here.

[euro]

Everybody is looking to get indexed in the search engines fast....thats the trick. But from the start its one brick at a time. Nothing added but time...

[A.N.Onym]

Well, you can write about some popular blog with trackpacks (and link to it a lot). You'll be getting trackpacks and will be indexed from there (hopefully).

Also, you can create something great and submit your site to the social websites. Fast and the linked-to-page may be indexed within 24 hours.

Then again, if you submit your own story, it is spamming (because you make it appear without obvious human approval and positive reaction).

[Redfly]

Some good ideas here guys. Thanks. The point is to get INDEXED in 24 hours. The SEO road after that is long and winding. I am fully aware of that.

I post a list of compiled suggestions when I'm done.

[BingoBalls]

Dave I just launched a site two days ago and within 48hrs it has been indexed, well the main page anyway

I was shooting for 24 hours but what can I expect from two sig back links.

[bermuda]

Hi, there are some instant link exchange programs on the web, that actually establish reciprocal links instantly.

[omarabs]

http://www.delivermysite.com it's great, it will increase your PR the next time google do the dance. and you get free exposure.
great way of advertising free.

[georgechristodoulou]

Hello,

can you try craigslist?

that works...I think. You can offer a service or something and add a link to your website at the end under your signature.

Not sure if its against there rules. When I offer my services, I link to my site for more info.

[lizza]

It is about luck...Your site will be indexed by google if the spider crawl in your site within 24 hrs of your website launch..But we cannot determine when it will come..

[sniperhiga]

Only paid submission can guarantee 24 hour submission.
Why do you think some new websites spend 10-15 millions dollars a year to get visitors.
The best example... iLike.com who just spend 13 million $$$ and today they have about 2 000 unique visitors a day.

[dheaven]

in 48h for me (almost total noob)->
get an account on google submit a site map and do the verification (i believe this is very important)

http://www.best-web-directories.com/ (instant? )
http://www.seocompany.ca/directory/f...rectories.html
http://www.21stsoft.com/seo-friendly...ories-list.asp

google search: "leave a comment" <site subject>
google search: "link dump" <site subject>

[UBF]

Well I think I'll try all of the free ideas mentioned above the next time I launch a new site. I'm sure that if they are all combined (yes it'll take some work), it is almost certain that the site can be crawled within 24 hours.