Do you monetize your PBN?

[belallama]

Just wondering here...
Let's say you already have decent amount of blogs producing content which ends up getting traffic, is it worth it? or too risky?

 

[Mr Dingle]

I'd go for it if the incomes can't be linked. If anything I would say it adds authenticity

 

[swords12]

If those content is legit (not spun content), then there's no harm monetizing those anyways, since they are good content.
I would create a 2-in-1 type of strategy, which the PBN is used to boost the primary website, but it also acts like a funnel to convert sales in the process.

 

[belallama]

If those content is legit (not spun content), then there's no harm monetizing those anyways, since they are good content.
I would create a 2-in-1 type of strategy, which the PBN is used to boost the primary website, but it also acts like a funnel to convert sales in the process.

Thats exactly what I was thinking - the main goal is to boost the main site, but those blogs are each standalone entities and sometimes even hide behind an avatar with a brand with social properties. So i though maybe to create some kind of an holistic system.
Thanks!

 

[Stefan Lange]

I'm considering the same thing since I have a few PBN sites that actually rank well and get ~50-100 visitors/day on some of the blog posts without trying.
Would having an Amazon affiliate link impact the value of the link to my money site? What about ezoic ads?
At what point do I consider a domain to be a better monetized site rather than a PBN? I have some exp domains that the drop catchers didn't apply private whois to strait away, so I consider those "burnt" and now I use them as blogs with ads on them hosted on my reg VPS to save on hosting cost.