PBN is not dead dont talk that, just get more and better domains and you will see results. Also i dont know what others do, but me and my partner not bother much about design quality, all wordpress, namecheap and namesilo registars, all whois privacy, 404 to 301 not rebuilding pages, free themes, no logo, no social pages, not looking like real sites just few articles each domain 3-5 obl.. i wait all to index then put links.. it kicking ass in few days after thatand honestly some domains get de-indexed some early some after 8-9 months but if 10 drop we buy 20 new. And with all this ''footprints'' we have so many domains still indexed 3+ years no any problems. from footprints we only take care that each domain have different server and ip..
+1.
I'm even "splittesting" that atm to.
try this too:
https://underscores.me/
fasted, free, no bs wp theme I found. lucks amizingly ugly, no manual reviewer would think it's a PBN behind![]()
So you are the reason my expired websites have been less effective than in the past.PBN is not dead dont talk that, just get more and better domains and you will see results. Also i dont know what others do, but me and my partner not bother much about design quality, all wordpress, namecheap and namesilo registars, all whois privacy, 404 to 301 not rebuilding pages, free themes, no logo, no social pages, not looking like real sites just few articles each domain 3-5 obl.. i wait all to index then put links.. it kicking ass in few days after thatand honestly some domains get de-indexed some early some after 8-9 months but if 10 drop we buy 20 new. And with all this ''footprints'' we have so many domains still indexed 3+ years no any problems. from footprints we only take care that each domain have different server and ip.
Its hard to explain things in SEO or find proof 100% sure why something is wrong or why not as you hope to be.. Google maybe just hate your site, and if things not go well change domain start again. As for PBN you can build real looking sites and ofcourse thats better, but how much that will cost until you have 50-100 domains and how much money to maintain.. and on all that you are never sure 100% that all will be ok that domains will stay indexed always and pass manual review, people who work in web spam team are not stupid. So again dont lose hope, get more domains and keep working.
this site generates viruses. stop spreading trojans darulez
you share to many secrets dude.
I promised someone I would have keep this thread updated...
Well after 2 months of waiting (no other backlinks added) my website climbed from page 4 to position 11 in less than 24 hours... Insane, hope will keep go up in the next days... so PBN works
I watched a video of Matthew Woodward and he mentioned this in his first video about people saying that PBN does not work. He mentioned that this is used to scare people about building their own PBN. Instead of being afraid of building one, take a closer look and build your own because it Works.
I promised someone I would have keep this thread updated...
Well after 2 months of waiting (no other backlinks added) my website climbed from page 4 to position 11 in less than 24 hours... Insane, hope will keep go up in the next days... so PBN works
I don't think that PBN are dead.
I think that expired domains are DEAD, or will be in a near future.
Let's think about it: the target of Google is to fight against marketing and aware guys. They want natural links. Who, except a SEO fox, would buy an expired domain name with an improbable name? Nobody.
I really think they started to implement this. Personnally, if I see someone who revive a domain name like "lkjlakjzlkjlkj.com" which is composed of random characters or random words or - more generally - is just "improbable", I would immediately think: "ok, he tries to beat me, but I know this domain name is not legit: it is an old one, an improbable one, except for SEO". BOOM, penalty. But a rampant one to hide my new weapon: the analysis of randomness of a domain name and the fact that someone bought particularly this domain a day after it has expired.
I reiterate: you just bought an improbable domain name one day or two after it has expired. You are flagged. Don't believe it if you want.
So, as an additional factor when you buy an expired domain name, ask yourself: "is it a domain name that would have been bought by someone else, not a SEO guy?". And after this question, you will realize that expired domain names are just dead: no more long-term opportunity.
Auctions are different, and probably, a better system.
Another cracking bit of shit talk to throw into the SEO world, that has absolutely no basis.
Not shit talk, just common sense.
Not at all. I would not like to guess how many of fuck loads of domains expire every day. To suggest they all come under some penalty is nothing short of stupid. Just common sense.