Audio Tracks, Pastebin, S3 Worker Site, and more info's.

Published on: 12-May 10:48pm

I would not dream of trying to produce a promotional video without selecting the music first. It’s absolutely critical. The music also gives me the cadence to edit the video and to set up my storyboard. It prevents me from wasting a huge amount of time. It’s that critical. 

 

As with my web assets. I would not dream of building any assets without the knowledge that I had a platform to both present and promote those assets to the search engines. Again it’s that critical.

 

So as I sit here in my wheelchair, I ponder am I the only one who can see this. 

These forums are replete with indexing issues. Why this provider or that is not working. Even worse the providers themselves are publicly lamenting their systems inefficiencies. ( truly a confidence-inspiring operation ).

 

I’ve given an overview of my indexing system before, and in that post, I mentioned, as in other posts, something called Cloudflare Workers Sites.

It appears to have fallen on deaf ears. 

 

So I’ll just be a tad more specific about a very small part of my new indexing system.

I have these small systems on test for a while, they are limited to a few hops and assets so that I can make proper repeatable observations and expect repeatable, reliable and predictable outcomes. 

 

Once tested they are introduced into the main system. 

For $5 per month, I get 30 workers" sites. There are limitations to the number of requests before the $5 goes up but my use is ONLY for indexing and if my probability calculations are correct, within a few years the DA of these will be sky-high.

 

My probability calculations also point to a very different internet in a few years. 

Don’t believe me? Expand your thinking and horizons and research the changes ( increasingly progressive ) with YouTube, GMBs and yes, good old indexing, just to name a few. 

 

Anyway, that subject is for those who can see.

Now worker sites are active on 194 global nodes. These numbers are increasing all the time. The speeds are incredible. 

 

So let’s assume I’ve some S3 assets URLs that require indexing. Those URLs are added to my Pastebin pro account. I’ve already explained how many of those I have.

Those Pastebin URL posts are embedded in the 30 worker sites.

 

Thus those 30 worker sites are presented at 5820 data nodes globally, instantly. Each having the Pastebin posts embedded.

 

Now I’ve 10 simple YouTube channels. To circumvent some of YouTube’s new rules I’ve combined these channels into hybrid channels. Ie, they carry information videos as well as feeder videos. 

 

These feeder videos have a combination of S3 and workers site URLs in the description of the videos. ( not Pastebin URLs ).

 

Google bots visit these channels every 5 minutes. However, that’s not enough to guarantee indexing for what I see coming down the probability pipe.

I need something else. 

 

So I use software that posts randomly on the most popular trending videos. These posts are from those 10 channels. ( remember this is only a test that’s why I’ve only 10 YouTube channels ).

 

Google sees these posts and follows them back to the original channels. 

This happens 24 hours a day, completely randomly. 

 

Now, this is an old trick that people used to increase the authority of their YouTube channels.

 

I’m not interested in increasing authority, I’m after constant indexing and maintaining that with the least amount of input from my side. ( it’s only temporary because when the assets are indexed, they become part of my system and I no longer need this method. )

 

This system is working surprisingly well. It’s only one part of my new system as I’m trying to emulate natural indexing.

 

Obviously you need to have something worthwhile to index.

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