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One-Click Ping Tools to Update Search Engines and RSS Trackers
September 4th, 2005How can you update multiple search engines, RSS feed tracking services and blog directories about your latest blog article. Blog and Ping! There are many ping lists available and many pinging tools which can do this in one click.
Pinging lets dozens of services which specifically track and connect blogs to know you’ve updated so they can come check you out. I was using Pingomatic for several months, but maybe it has become so popular with bloggers, that it many times does not connect for me or works very slow. So what are alternatives to Pingomatic?
Pingomatic Alternatives
So I set out to look for alternative pinging services that ping or notify a number of blogging services that keep track of weblogs and publish them. By pinging, you let the services know that your blog has been updated and hence, they crawl and index your site, publishing your blog contents, thus increasing your blog’s popularity.
Remember pinging is important if you use feedburner feed since feedburner will come crawling around after you ping it and update your feed with the latest content. And based on its content other blog tracking services will update.
One Click Multiple Blog Services Pingback Tools
- Pingomatic – the most popular. Pings several popular services and specialized services. Create a bookmark for each ping url.
- Pingoat – Pings a huge collection of 52 blogging services, including special services and non english tracking services. You can easily select all services by selecting the category.
- King Ping – Pings multiple services – 18 in all. Easy to check and uncheck boxes. And you can also create a bookmark with your settings.
- Blogflux Pinger – Pings 32 services, including several specialized services and language specific services too.
- Feedshark - Ping, submit, & promote your blog, feed, or podcast for free to multiple services.
- BlogBlip – Just enter the blog url and it will submit to 15 popular blog tracking services.
- Ping The Empire – Pings 18 common blog tracking services.
- Pingates – pings 37 services including several many Japanese ones
- Ping.In – notifies several Blog Search Engines and blog directories, much like pingoat.
- Autopinger – will automatically ping your selected blog services. Has a XML-RPC interface too.
Do you know about WordPress Pinging Lists – which help to ping update services smartly. Please let me know of more services which I can add to this list and keep it updated. Till then Blog and ping! [This post is regularly updated.]
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Pingoat sometimes categorizes the regular blogs as splogs!
Pingoat can be a real pain sometimes.
Yesterday, I had to wait around 2 minutes for Pingoat to finish. Several of my friends had to wait over 5 minutes!
I myself would only recommend Pingoat to someone who happens to have lots of free time to spare.
I think pingoat is overkill. I mean do I really need to submit my english speaking blog to all of those foreign services????? lol
We’ve just released a beta version of our new service called FeedShot, that submits your blog to a number of different blog search engines for free.
We’re adding new search engines daily. Check us out at: http://www.feedshot.com.
Actually, if you use Feedburner you don’t need to ping anymore…they now provide a customizable automatic pinging service any time you post a new blog article. i wrote about it on my site yesterday, http://marshallk.blogspot.com
That said, my second choice is pingoat.
Great List and I applaude you for making it available to us..Blogs are truly changing the landscape!
I recently released another alternative to Pingomatic called PINGQueue (http://www.pingqueue.com/). It offers services similar to Pingomatic along with a history of your pings with responses from the services that received it.
thanks–this was a great public service.
Since you mentioned Pingoat, I tried that first, but it “blacklisted” my site, i guess thinking it might be spam (it’s an absolutely legit blog). But I tried another one on your list and it worked…yay! It’s so frustrating when Ping o Matic is on the fritz, so I”m glad I found your post here.
Pingoat has turned into a real advertising trap!
UPDATE:
Pingoat now pings 52 services.
PingMyBlog is now Blogflux Pinger.
Feed Shark now offers full automation. Podcast support has also been implemented.
Thanks Mark for the update and your time. The post has been updated.
very helpfull list thank you!
is there a php script or something that could do all them automatically?
Hi,
Nice list
How can i utilize the list and put it in my wordpress so that it will ping everytime I post in my blog
thx
That’s a great pingback list. Thank you
I have launched a new free blog and podcast ping service at http://autopinger.com that auto-pings blogs and podcasts. It basically handles the ping management for bloggers and podcasters.
Great tool, Vinson! I bet your autopinger would kill the rest of the ping services by offering auto pinging. I have to say it’s AWESOME!
Great stuff Vision. That´s exactly what i was looking for in the Net!
a good list! =)
thank you! =)
I have written a simple Perl script that pings several services and can easily be extended: Ping your blog via XML-RPC to update services with Perl.
It can, for example, be called via cron.
Nice collection! And useful as well! :-)
I am disappointed that I fell for this. I used Feedshark not knowing too much about how it would work out. Shortly afterwards I received, for the first time, my first fishing ad which appeared in my blog stats as a user visiting my page. When I checked to see where it had originated from I was taken to a dodgy page which asked for my email before I could proceed and further investigations took me to a company advertising it’s services. From where I am sitting this looks and smells like a scam.
I would like to know how to remove my details from feed shark.
Dumb question, but would it be fruitful to utilize more than one ping service? I’m just getting started and am new, but it seems like if it’s redundant, it could potentially black-ball you as a blogger (in the search engines anyway)
http://pingates is one of ping service
Great post!
disappointed > I’ve been using Feed Shark for almost a year now, and haven’t experienced any problems…
I agree with Kate. I too have been using Feedshark for quite a while now – without any problems.
lol @ disappointed. I assume you’re referring to “referer spam”, right?
FYI, referer spam is quite common. If the legitimate search engine spiders can find your site, I’m sure it wouldn’t be too hard for a few spam spiders/bots to find your site as well! ;)
Read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Referer_spam
Cheers!
I wonder if there is any plugin to do it.
this service looks neat http://ping.in/
blogomatic is defunct — points people to feedburner now
Thanks for the post.
This article can be very helpful for bloggers.
Great post! Very Helpfull.
1 always use autopinger when pinging to search engine
thanks
Thanks for the post.
This article can be very helpful for bloggers.
Thanks for this quite useful post.
Keep up.
Thanks for your contribution! it’s very useful!
Very useful information. Thank you!
Thanks for the post.
Nice collection! And useful as well!
Thanks for this quite useful post.
Thanks for the ping list :) Just ran them all now.. Will see how it goes!
good article, nice services, but pingoat is stupid(my blog=splog) no way.
If you ping too many times does it mark you as spam ?
That’s great list but also we can use the Pingshot that is inbuilt with feedburner.
thank you
Blogflux Pinger restricted to its members.
this subject is very important for us . thank for subject. please write back soon
Great resources…..
“Ping The Empire” doesn’t seem to work anymore.
it nice to understand it.
Great blog tool.
Hey – thanks! I’ve been looking for alternatives to both pingomatic and pingoat, and these are very very helpful!!
I think autopinger.com is not available again. I only see this messege in my firefox browser :
“This IP address cannot be used for browsing.
This hosting account is either Expired or you are browsing to an IP that is not enabled for browsing. To quickly resolve this problem, please contact our hosting support team. (Note, you must be a webhosting customer of Webhost4life.com in order to contact technical support.)”
Finally, i found this ping service list. Thank you. I’m newbie blogging with wordpress blog. And i’ve looking for list of ping service like your article. And this ping service list is very helpfull for me.
Once again Thank you
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thanks for sharing…it is very useful list..:)
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You can also try my free online tool “Blog Pinger” at http://techhub.qsh.in
Found your site on google when i searching “blog service pinging”. Awesome. When i see this list, i was surprise because this is the complete big list. This list is totally what i need.
Keep up the great work, you are providing a great resource on the Internet here!”
especially about ping service. I will heck this list one by one now. Thanks for you.
Another ping Service EZE Pinger Quite Decent…
Im really new to bloggingand trying to wrap my head around it. Everytime i use pingoat and pingomatic it tells me too slow down cowboy or “Oopsie!
You cant ping the ’same blog’ so often. Give pingoat some rest!” (pingoat said this the first time i used it)
I use blogspot as my host.
If anyone can give me advice Id really appreciate it.
Wilma – Ping only once. If you click it too often, you get that message.
I found a good free ping sevice. pingler.com. I try it and the result is not far away with pingomatic or pingoat.
Thanks
yeah i will try that things
Thanks for the Info
I am currently using an automated pinging service through BlogBuzzer.com and it ping my blogs on a weekly basis.
check new technology
I have found that pingoat does not seem to work at all. I now primarily use AutoPinger. It seems to work great, and it least it pretends like it’s doing something
I`ve used this list in wordpress. Thanks a lot.
thanks for the links :D
I’ve just released a faster version of the typical xml-rpc ping service, it’s called PingNinja and will ping all the major services (just like the ones listed above) just this will use RANDOM IP addresses so that it won’t be labeled as spam (another problem with most of those listed above, they’ve been so overused that their server ip automatically redflags all new sites that get pinged) .
Its also 2-4x faster than any other online ping service…and is 100% free (there aren’t even ads on the site). Check it out for yourself and see what I mean about the speed difference.
To ping or not to ping, that is the question!
Answer!? PINGG!!
Thanks for sharing!
Does anyone know of measurable results from this “pinging”? I mean, does it help people searching for the sites?