web 2.0 expired PBN work these days?
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mindmaster
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They are. But the weight of on-page seo is fairly important.
Check this recent case study: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/reviews-case-study-t-blaster-50-tumblr-blogposts.976820/
As for platforms, other than tumblr, weely and over-blog.
Check this recent case study: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/reviews-case-study-t-blaster-50-tumblr-blogposts.976820/
As for platforms, other than tumblr, weely and over-blog.
Array Experts
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Yes And Obviously They Work Fine
Owanceaser
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Yes it is working for link diversity.
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It worked for me recently when @mindmaster built some for me as part of a review.
Blackhat_Guru
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Not as effective as backlinks from high PA DA blogs from your own private blog network.
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Many people are just taking new fresh web 2.0s and putting fresh content on them and ranking those. There seems to be this myth that an expired web 2.0 has some magic attached to it because of the existing backlinks but guess what? Many of those backlinks that go to tumblr for example would be going to a post which is now permanently 404 that you can never rebuild at that exact same URL and all the reblogs they once had are also nuked when a tumblr expires.
And there's only about two or three platforms which have a decent amount of expired blogs. That means only three root domains. Now, there's literally hundreds of web 2.0s that you can start a blog on from scratch and pop a few articles on. And then the links would be coming from dozens of web 2.0 top level domains not just three or four.
And there's only about two or three platforms which have a decent amount of expired blogs. That means only three root domains. Now, there's literally hundreds of web 2.0s that you can start a blog on from scratch and pop a few articles on. And then the links would be coming from dozens of web 2.0 top level domains not just three or four.
MatthewGraham
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Agreed with this. All these questions on here - "does [some method] still work?" The answer is almost always yes, they work in the context of a larger link building plan. Ranking for competitive keywords is generally going to be much easier with at least some level of diversity.
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how much is it?
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who ever told you this shit , google controll the time factor to dissolve a backlink and that can take months years , just becouse a account is deleted dont mean the backlink just disolves that complete bullshit
your 404 thorey bullshit aswell , there millions of 404 links on the .net and them backlinks are still there just linking to a dead website .
where did you ever get this info?
there companys that look for 404 links to re use them to earn cash , example is wiki un used links .....
you need to study a lot harder in seo before giving shit advise sorry .
my opioion.
all the heigh end top da metric web 2.0 will boost website indexing postion.
i use mejestic for stats .
i use 50 new and 50 exspired in the niche to help the postion of the website.
i even use a exspired domain as the main domain as long as it clean from spam with good metrics...
ppl dont use exspired domains as main domain but there not just for pbn's
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Everything he said is correct. Everything you said is wrong. He's talking about expired tumblrs, you're talking about expired .com domains.
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Does this do the same job?