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Got backlinks … now what?

I’ve obtained a good mixture of backlinks:

Dofollow Blogs
DoFollow Forums
.edu sites
Social Bookmarking
etc.

Now what do I do with them? It seems Google is not picking them up. Someone once mentioned Indexing Backlinks – how is this attained?

You could check to see if the pages linking to your site are indexed in Google, if not you could use the ‘add url’ function to submit those pages to Google.

Taking an extra pro active step, you could also submit those pages linking to your site to various sites?

This will help the pages that link to you, which will help you.

Good luck

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