Fetch googlebot for sites you don't own?

[texmeix]

I've used the "fetch as googlebot" tool in Google webmaster tools to submit links from my site, but I was wondering if there was any type of tool or submission process like this for submitting links from other sites that you do not own?

The reason I ask is, I worked for several months to get a website to accept my link as part of their dealer locator tool. The link to my site was published a few months ago, however I don't think google has found it and the reason could be because you have to type in your zip code to get the link to appear.

This is the website that I am referencing:

http://www.ranchhand.com/dealers.php?zip=78070&radius=20

(my website is www.rangeroffroad.com) Is there any way for Google to index the link?

Any ideas?

[loopyal]

Another thing you can do, when you know another site has something that relates to you, is to bookmark that external page, using a site that the search engines visit regularly. For example, If that external page is new and it is a useful page about an iphone App, you could submit it to Digg. That should get the attention of other diggers and the search engines. You would be boosting the power of the other site and the link to your site, and getting the search engines to find it.

I don't do that often, but I have done it a few times, and I think it works.

[texmeix]

It let me submit it, so that's better than what I had done up to this point (nothing) I hope it get indexed, thanks for the help!

[Nick_Ker]

You could try using https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url?continue=http://www.google.com/addurl/ to submit the URL to google, but if the page can only be found by using their locator, it may not get indexed since it is not linked within their site.  Worth a try though.