My Idea Of Indexing Network

Before I go into my new google sites setup and YouTube hybrid videos, let me give you an idea of my indexing network I’ve built. I’ve built two independent linked wheels of indexing networks. Though they are independent they work in synchronization with each other.

I’ve very specific reasons why I need these networks independent but linked. 

They are each composed of 300 Cloudflare workers sites and 30 Pastebin pro accounts.

The design is as follows. 

Imagine a circle divided into 30 segments. 

These segments are very important as I employ what is called chaos sequencing, so google views this network as niche neutral.

More of that later. 

Each segment contains 10 workers sites and a Pastebin pro account that has allocated 10 unique custom pastes.

This system forms a closed loop, in my years of testing, these loop networks provide rapid indexing, and by their design are able to pass the maximum amount of DA onto my targets, whilst using the least amount of hops. I’ve designed them to use the least amount of crawl budget to aid the bots. 

So I go from the first Cloudflare workers site to the first unique custom paste on the first Pastebin pro account. Then from that onto the second Cloudflare workers site, then onto the second unique custom paste on the first Pastebin pro account.

This continues until I get to the last Workers site, number 300, which goes through the 10th unique paste on the 30th Pastebin pro account. Then feeds back into the first Workers Site, thus completing the loop.

Remember each Cloudflare Workers Site is active in 200 cities in 90 countries.

So on each Linkwheel, I’ve got ninety thousand workers nodes in cities spread out over 90 countries.

At the center of each wheel, I’ve got a combination of YouTube hybrid videos feeding a combination of different Pastebin pro accounts within that Linkwheel and my target sites, which may be google sites or S3 assets.

Now double that, which is what I currently use. 

I’ll eventually have 10 Linkwheel, all working in synchronization.

To give you an idea of indexing time, for a google site, once I’ve added the URL to this network, then listened to one song on my headphones, and then checked, the site was already indexed. The same applies to S3. 

I’m keeping everything as simple as possible and templated as much as possible to aid in the rapid building of these networks.

The design is based on how I think the google bots would crawl a network, not a site, and that thinking is based on Bayesian Probability.