How to manually fetch URL on Google for organic traffic?

Our Organic traffic source is still in beta and sometimes it won’t be able to fetch your link and falsely show “not indexed” even if your link is actually indexed by Google. If this happens, follow the steps below to manually fetch your link from Google.

 

Step 1. Open a new tab in your web browser and go to https://www.google.com.

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Paste the full link of the website you want to drive organic traffic to in Google and press Enter or click Search.

Example: https://www.10khits.com/how-it-works

Step 2. If your link is listed in the results, this means that your link is indexed by Google. Right click and copy the link address in the Google results.

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The link you copied will be a very long indirection link similar to this:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwjC_PPnpr3NAhUT6GMKHTUVCvsQFggcMAA&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.10khits.com%2Fhow-it-works&usg=AFQjCNE0JWw54YxmqZEhEhiVh9Y1r317rQ&sig2=JNvopfpOfztZ6_bfdD5dlQ&bvm=bv.125221236,d.cGc

Step 3. Go back to 10KHits Add Site page and paste the link at the bottom of the popup under “If you have found your link, submit your link below.” Click the Submit URL button when you are done.

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“Success!” will show under the Organic option. You are all done!

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Finish configuring your campaign settings such as visit duration and when you are ready click +Add Site.

If your link is not listed in Google results, this means that your URL is not indexed by Google yet. There could be a number of reasons that can cause this such as the link address is brand new and Google hasn’t indexed it yet.

You can use Google Webmaster Tools to index your new link or submit your website link for inclusion to Google by filling out this form: http://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl

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How do I quickly pause, resume, edit or delete campaigns with Quick Actions?

Click on the “Websites” tab on the left sidebar of the dashboard.

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Hover over to the right of the page above your Website Campaigns where you will find a link for “expand all” and “quick actions”. Click on the “quick actions” link to reveal the drop down menu.

Quick Actions Menu

Select “On This Page…” if you wish to pause, resume, edit or delete campaigns that are shown on this page.

Select “All Campaigns…” if you wish to pause, resume, edit or delete all campaigns on your account.

A prompt will show up that will allow you to select your action (Pause, Resume, Edit or Delete) for the campaigns you’ve chosen (On This Page or All Campaigns).

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After making your selection, you must click on confirm by clicking on “Yes, I would like to commit to these changes” before clicking the red “Commit” button.

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If you select “Edit”, you will be able to edit the campaigns common settings such as: Visit Duration, Maximum Hits Per Hour, Traffic Source (Pro or Business plans only) and Geo-targeting (Business plans only). IMPORTANT: Make sure you check mark the check box on the left of each setting to update that particular setting. The image below shows an example of editing the Visit Duration, Traffic Source and Geo-targeting of all website campaigns on this user’s account:

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Check mark “Yes, I would like to commit to these changes” and click the red “Commit” button to proceed.

 

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How do I manage my URLs?

To manage your websites on 10KHits, click on the “Websites” tab on the left sidebar of the dashboard after logging into your account. Here you will find a list of websites you have added and website slots remaining on your account.
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By each website campaign there is the status of your campaign as follows:
Active campaigns that are currently receiving hits will have a green checkmark icon by it.
Paused campaigns will have a yellow minus icon by it.
Suspended campaigns will have a red exclamation icon by it.
Expired campaigns will have a gray X icon by it.

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We have also listed some other useful information to help you quickly view your campaign settings without having to expand the panel or by going into the Manage Site settings. You may see some icons and numbers on the right of the panel. The icons help you know whether your campaign has white label traffic source (paper airplane icon) or geo-targeting (globe icon) enabled. The first number from the left represents the visit duration and the second number represents the Maximum Hits per Hour for that campaign.

For example, the first campaign uses 60 seconds visit duration and a maximum hits per hour of 500.
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To manage a website campaign, simply click the gear icon on the right side of the panel. A drop down menu will show up in which you can manage site, pause site, create similar or delete site.
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If you click the “Manage Site” option, you’ll be able to change the visit duration, maximum hits per hour, hits limit, traffic source (Pro and Business only), geo-targeting (Business only) and content screening.

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How do I manage or edit a website campaign?

Click on the “Websites” tab on the left sidebar of the dashboard.
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Hover over the website campaign you would like to manage and click the gear icon. A drop down menu will appear with the option to manage site.
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By managing the campaign you can change the visit duration, maximum hits per hour, hits limit, traffic source, geo-targeting and content screening. You are not allowed to change the webpage URL. If you wish to change the URL, you can delete the campaign and create a new one.

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How do I pause or resume a website campaign?

Click on the “Websites” tab on the left sidebar of the dashboard.
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Hover over the website campaign you would like pause and click the gear icon. A drop down menu will appear with the option to pause the campaign.
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If your campaign is paused and you would like to resume it, open up the gear icon menu again and click Resume Campaign.
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How do I create similar website campaigns?

Click on the “Websites” tab on the left sidebar of the dashboard.
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Hover over the website campaign you would like duplicate/copy and click the gear icon. A drop down menu will appear with the option to create a similar campaign.
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A prompt will pop up where you can input the number of times you want to copy/duplicate the campaign. You can check mark “Check to activate these newly created website campaigns” so that the campaigns will be active immediately after.

Create Similar Campaigns

Similar campaigns will be paused by default if you do not check mark the option to activate the campaigns after. You must click Resume Site when you are ready or use Quick Actions to resume all campaigns.
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How do I delete a website campaign?

Click on the “Websites” tab on the left sidebar of the dashboard.
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Hover over the website campaign you would like delete and click the gear icon. A drop down menu will appear with the option to delete the website campaign.
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A prompt will pop up to confirm whether you want to delete the campaign or not.
Delete this campaign only

You can choose from a drop down box whether you wish to delete this particular campaign only or all campaigns that use the same URL.

Delete all campaigns

Click delete when you are ready. Deleting website campaigns that you no longer use is a great way to make space for new campaigns.

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