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  1. Backlink created on Amazon not indexed (almost 10 months)
  2. So I created a backlink to my site on Amazon.com and 10 months down the line, it hasn't indexed yet. I tried posting it on a subreddit I created and even sent a handful of retweets after sharing it on Twitter, still, nothing.
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  14. Looking for guidance on what else I should do to get it indexed.
  15. oops, very bad news ... your working link send me ,I will try my indexer :)
  16. Are u talking about amazon profile link?
  17. In that case, it won't as it is marked noindex in meta robots.
  18. Send me the link in PM
  19. This might help
  20. habibsoft said: ↑
  21. oops, very bad news ... your working link send me ,I will try my indexer :)
  22. PM sent
  23. Where was the link? I thought all amazon links were no-index and no-follow?
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