Just when you thought you’d turned into a big fat cat who is sitting pretty you wonder why your empire isn’t taking off in quite the same way as you’d hoped.

If you are scratching your head wondering why then you might be interested to know that Google doesn’t index every link it finds. Here is how we can change this,
in a big way, all honest, ethical and pure magic!

Introducing the extremely clever Indexing Tool.

• Do you want more target traffic to hit your site every single month… and have these interested and eager customers buy from YOU?
• Do you want to steadily increase your profits every single day… and ensure that all of your articles and links are indexed in Google?
• Do you think because you have submitted a sitemap to the search engines that your pages are sure to be indexed?
• Are you assuming your articles will appear in the search engine results because you submitted them to an article directory that Google likes?

If you answered “Yes” to any of those questions, read on…

There is one thing you need if you have a website, and that’s traffic.. ideally traffic from the search engines. But that’s going to depend on where your pages appear in the search engine results, which will depend on the links you have.

Like me you’ve probably been creating links back to your pages using one or more of these methods;

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

No doubt you write your article, add a couple of links, submit it and forget all about it. You hope your links work, you hope your article gets indexed, and you hope it helps your site climb up the search engine results (SERPs).

Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for having a bit of hope.. after all, you need it if you follow any kind of sport! But I also like to know that the work I am doing (or paying someone else to do) is giving me back the best return it can.

Getting Your Links Indexed Is The Most Powerful Way For You To Boost Your Traffic and Skyrocket Your Profits!

Your first reaction will be to say “yes, of course they are” but then you might start to think about the “what if” scenario.. What if you have 100 articles and only half of them are actually working to push your pages up the SERPs?

Sure you will be getting some direct traffic from them anyway, and who doesn’t like an extra 5 or so visitors a day direct from your article? But are you missing out on the 1k visitors a day you could be getting if that link was pushing your site up to the number 1 spot in Google?

Google Does Not Index
Every Page It Finds

Article sites are huge. They all have thousands of pages added to them every day.. there are hundreds of Squidoo lenses and Hubpages created every day, I hate to think how many new profiles are created everyday on various sites. Google will not index them all.

So what happens if your article or page isn’t indexed?

Well the first thing is that the links in your resource box lose a lot of their value to you. Yes, people will still read your article and click through to your site, but Google won’t take any notice of it and they won’t see it as a vote for your site.

How Do I Get Google To
Count All My Links?

Ah.. the big question! Luckily enough after chatting with some crazy pals of mine and throwing around a few ideas (most of which would have been just too time consuming) I hit on a couple of things..

1. I have sites that Google come and visit (spider) all the time
2. Most places where I get links from have an RSS feed

I know that Google spiders my sites a lot. The chances are they spider yours just as often, and if your site has some Google PR then you can be sure that they send the spiders round a lot.

If your site doesn’t have any PR yet then it doesn’t mean that your site doesn’t get spidered.. you can see it in your AWStats, or there is a free plugin that shows you how often the search engines come to your WordPress sites which you can read more about.

Squidoo gives me an RSS feed, GoArticles gives me an RSS feed, my new sites have an RSS feed, heck I can even make my own RSS feeds with all the profile links!

So how do I leverage the RSS feeds and the Google spiders?

In the old days one of the best ways to get a new site indexed was to add a link from a site that was already established. Well that hasn’t changed much. If you want to get one site, or two or even three sites indexed then of course you can just add a link from one of your own sites, or maybe someone elses site if you have really good friends!

But what about if you have 10, 20, 50 or 100 pages you want to get indexed? Well good luck with getting all those links onto your own pages and your friends pages without getting lost!

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.

Yes, it really is that simple!

• The Indexing Tool plugin will check to see if the pages in your RSS feed are indexed.
• If the page is indexed then no link to it will be displayed.
• If the page isn’t already indexed then a link to it will be displayed.
• As soon as the page is indexed, the link will disappear, to be automatically replaced by another one if you choose.
• The plugin rechecks the rss feed at regular intervals to look for new items.So any articles you add to your article accounts for example will automatically be added to the list.

Problem: All your articles, goarticles, UAW articles, FTS articles, AMA articles, Hubpages, Squidoo lenses aren’t working as hard as they should be for you.

Solution: The Indexing Tool WordPress plugin.

So What Does It Cost?

For just $47 you can have your own copy of the Indexing Tool WordPress plugin. It’s a downloadable product, which means you can have it in less than 5 minutes from now.

Find out exactly which of your pages are indexed in Google, and start displaying links to any that are not yet indexed.

Who are we?

I understand that it can be tough to buy from someone you have never heard of. We are a strange pair, I will let Peter start off..

My name is Peter Coughlin and I am a full time internet marketer, WordPress programmer, dad and loving husband. I can’t always help my kids with their homework but I do know WordPress!

I build my own sites for income and I know that getting all my links indexed and working for me is vital. I’ve been using WordPress exclusively to build my sites for some time now, so I really am walking the talk rather than just jumping on the WordPress bandwagon.

Ok my turn, I am Paul Forcey and you may know me from some of my other programs such as Comment Hut or wpeasy ads amongst other things. Like Peter I work full time from home on the net, unlike Peter I am lucky enough to have a daughter who thinks I know everything.

I throw crazy ideas and problems at Peter and he helps make them reality! Ok that is us in a nutshell, on with the Indexing Tool

When you purchase the Indexing Tool plugin you get;

• Free Updates for life — I use this WordPress plugin myself so I will make sure it always works no matter what changes WordPress makes.
• An easy to use WordPress plugin — which will genuinely help your business.
• Full support — I will help you with everything from how to upload the plugin right through to setting it up.
• The BEST BONUS ever in my humble opinion!

Plus…

This really is one of those rare times when you have nothing to lose and everything to gain, and I’m so confident you’ll love it that I’m offering the following guarantee;

And You Also Get This Bonus!

If like me you do any sort of article marketing using services like UAW/AMA then you send out your content to 100′s of places with the hope of getting links back. The links only happen when Google find the pages. If they dont find the pages then they wont find your link.

When you use services like UAW (which I have used for a long time now and love) you don’t know where they are sending your content to. You do know they are being sent out as you get trackbacks from the sites that publish your content.

Just because you get a trackback it doesn’t mean the link counts for anything. Remember unless Google find the page then the link isn’t being found either. There has never been much I can do about it so I didn’t worry too much, Only worry about things you can affect.

With this plugin you can

* Create a rss feed which will feature all your trackbacks
* Get all the pages which link to your money site indexed

This is not some worthless freebie thrown in to sweeten the deal.. this is an incredibly useful plugin in it’s own right which is sold as a separate product, but you get it for FREE when you buy the Indexing Tool plugin.

Are you ready to help your links help you?

Then please confirm that you understand the following;

• Your order will be processed by ClickBank™ who are a trusted online retailer specializing in digitally delivered products.
• Once your order is confirmed you will be able taken back to the members area where you can immediately download the Indexing Tool plugin, the bonus plugin and the manuals.
• You will also receive the additional Trackback Feed Maker plugin (worth at least $27) for free.
• You can test drive the plugin for 60 days and if you are not 100% happy, you can get a full refund.
• You get to keep all of the plugins, even if you do decide to ask for a refund.
• The plugins are provided in downloadable format and there is no physical product shipped.
• You will need access to a WordPress blog where you are able to install plugins.

P.s. If you can’t see the benefit of making sure all your articles and back links are indexed by Google then there probably isn’t much else I can do to persuade you. But don’t say I didn’t warn you when everyone else is getting their hard work recognized by Google and you aren’t!

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