Backlink Checking after submission
- Thread starter Nalini
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Simply copy and paste the backlink into Google, hit the search button, and see what pops up. If that backlink back to your site pops up in the search results, it is indexed.
That is completely dependent on the site your link is being placed. How fast they get it on the page and how often they re-index through their GA4 account.
Graybeard
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You used to (like years ago) do a search box in Google -- link:yourdomain.com in and get a list of what is in their index.
'backing checking' is really only checking if it is there now.
When these tools say you have 200 links all that means is that they are there.
If you properly tag your links, like: /?li=202 --you could map the traffic from the links.
That only matters if it is real user traffic and not background bot and scraper traffic.
Google cloaks the (referring) link it came from LMAO.
Google don't tell you squat: except buy an ad and here's aggregated data like in Google Trends.
'backing checking' is really only checking if it is there now.
When these tools say you have 200 links all that means is that they are there.
If you properly tag your links, like: /?li=202 --you could map the traffic from the links.
That only matters if it is real user traffic and not background bot and scraper traffic.
Google cloaks the (referring) link it came from LMAO.
Google don't tell you squat: except buy an ad and here's aggregated data like in Google Trends.
Perform a manual search on major search engines like Google by entering the exact URL of the page you've submitted for indexing. If the page shows up in the search results, it's likely indexed or use the "site:" operator in search engines to specifically look for pages from your domain. For example, type "site: your website. com" in the search bar. This will display a list of pages from your website that are indexed.
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