is it ok to link 2 different websites on same post on pbn?

[eral123]

I have two sites on the same niche , almost same name too . One is a subdomain of an old website and the other is a new website ( 5-6 month). I don't know which one to start linking on my pbn's since they move a lot , one day one gets higher the next day the other gets highers on rankings so I can't decide .

I was thinking on linking them both on my pbn post since they are same niche , is that a big footprint or that's normal?

 

[DeadDuck]

I personally prefer to have my PBN to support only one single website, which obviously reduces the risks. Although, linking to 2 websites is not a big problem. If it was me, I would start by choosing one of them and linking just to that one and see how it works.

 

[safeSEOboost]

I have two sites on the same niche , almost same name too . One is a subdomain of an old website and the other is a new website ( 5-6 month). I don't know which one to start linking on my pbn's since they move a lot , one day one gets higher the next day the other gets highers on rankings so I can't decide .

I was thinking on linking them both on my pbn post since they are same niche , is that a big footprint or that's normal?

The main question is where are they hosted. Here there are 3 sites we are talking about, so if they all use different hosting companies, it is fine, assuming you also link out to a few authority sites in your post.

 

[similarseo]

Not recommended, though if all three are hosted on separate IPs, it should still be okay. Do both your sites share the same whois info?

 

[eral123]

Not recommended, though if all three are hosted on separate IPs, it should still be okay. Do both your sites share the same whois info?

The main question is where are they hosted. Here there are 3 sites we are talking about, so if they all use different hosting companies, it is fine, assuming you also link out to a few authority sites in your post.

The 2 websites are on the same hosting , they have the same layout just different content. But the PBN's are on different hostings

 

[Owanceaser]

PBN different hosting means it is good to get link from that blogs.

 

[Nargil]

If they are within the same niche, then it's fine. But you need, ideally, more outbound links on your PBN sites overall to hide the footprints. Also, them both being on same IP is the reason why I would not link to both sites at this point. If they were completely separate and all, then I would not have any issues with that, considering the same niche.

 

[tiiberius]

You say the money sites are on the same IP?!

Then I wouldn't. Unless it's a very popular one like for example NameCheap or HostGator. In that case it won't matter.

Honestly move the other one to a different hosting and then starting linking.

As for 2 links in the same post it's completely fine.

 

[safeSEOboost]

The 2 websites are on the same hosting , they have the same layout just different content. But the PBN's are on different hostings

If you do it once, it is fine. But if you keep on repeating this, then google can see what you are doing at some point and will consider it manipulative.

 

[Bread]

Personally I wouldn't if their on the same shared hosting plan and use the same theme. It depends on how long you want the sites to last - I'd be temped to risk it if they were short lived sites in which case it's likely your moneysites will be penalised before the PBN domains come under fire.

If you can risk it maybe see what happens, but if you need this to last to build up money it's not worth the risk IMO. Perhaps build a good PBN for one site, reinvest profits into a second domain therefore mitigating some of the risk.