PBN Links/PBN Network on a Budget

[manas23]

Before you say PBN Network is always better, ROI is the biggest challenge to people with budget.

I have been trying to get the #1 rank from my competitors in a very spammed niches full of spammed anchor texts.
The #1 competitor of mine gets link juice from these websites, I do not know how they able to manage to get the #1 rank with all these spam



So I have a $1000 budget to invest on my e-commerce money site. In order to acquire a good amount of PBN Network, obviously need a good moneyflow.

Should I invest this into a PBN Links from many sellers or build a PBN Network with 2-3 domains?

 

[True SEO]

With your budget you can go for PBN links only.

With in one PBN network you can't go ranking on top.

You need multiple source of backlink

Get pbn links from low OBL sites. I think that will work well for you

 

[manas23]

With your budget you can go for PBN links only.

With in one PBN network you can't go ranking on top.

You need multiple source of backlink

Get pbn links from low OBL sites. I think that will work well for you

Understood.
Should I go with multiple sellers?
My competitor uses the same anchor text spammed to death.
What should be the max amount of OBL from sellers?
He hold the #1, do you have any idea how he does that?

 

[Mr Positive]

With that kind of budget you’re better off buying rented pbn links and depending on your keywords you won’t even need many speak with @tiiberius show him the keyword and he’ll help you come up with a effective plan on how many links you need

 

[manas23]

With that kind of budget you’re better off buying rented pbn links and depending on your keywords you won’t even need many speak with @tiiberius show him the keyword and he’ll help you come up with a effective plan on how many links you need

I contacted him but it seems like he doesn't allow my niche.
Do you know any other sellers with a support like him?
Such as; effective keyword plan and how many links I will need?

 

[True SEO]

Understood.
Should I go with multiple sellers?
My competitor uses the same anchor text spammed to death.
What should be the max amount of OBL from sellers?
He hold the #1, do you have any idea how he does that?

Spam my stuff will not work for longer run, it will be useful only for churn and burn stuff
If you are willing to long run, don't go spam links and anchors.

Depend on your knowledge and time you can go multiple sellers or hire some one for the whole project.
If you are hiring freelancer Don't throw your money until you got the proper explanation and planning

 

[manas23]

Spam my stuff will not work for longer run, it will be useful only for churn and burn stuff
If you are willing to long run, don't go spam links and anchors.

Depend on your knowledge and time you can go multiple sellers or hire some one for the whole project.
If you are hiring freelancer Don't throw your money until you got the proper explanation and planning

Could you point me some reputable sellers that you suggest?

 

[miyuru2u]

I think those links are from SAPE

 

[rafark]

Not trying to go too off topic, but have you considered niche edits in addition to pbn links?

 

[manas23]

I think those links are from SAPE

How is he getting ranked with SAPE links tho?
Like will I outrank him with pbn links?

Not trying to go too off topic, but have you considered niche edits in addition to pbn links?

I am on a budget of $1000, do you think it would be wise to get niche edits with pbn or homage pbn links monthl subscribe?

 

[Unreliable Witness]

Your competitor seems to have around 259 links. Its going to be difficult to match that for $1,000.

I'd use some of your budget for foundational links - web 2.0s, profiles and comments. Go easy on profiles and comments. Profiles can link to your home page using brand anchors. Comments can link using URL anchor text. They should also be mainly nofollow. Use the web 2.0s (WordPress.com, Tumblr, Medium etc) with either generic anchor text ("here", "this", "link here") or longtail keywords (e.g. 5 or 6 words). You can use a cheap PBN service to get these links indexed. Look at the hints @Rachmaninoff has given as to where to find good backlinks. You can build a lot of these yourself, which saves money (at the cost of your time).

I'd then use the majority of the remainder ($600) on a premium domain to use as a PBN. You'll need to spend time looking for a good, un-spammed domain. For $600, you may be able to buy a 100RD domain. Treat this domain as if it were not a PBN - proper content, good design, good hosting etc.

If you're cautious, you might then have enough for a couple of niche edits or subscription PBN posts.

If you're unsure what to do, take your time and form a plan before spending any money. Some sellers on here might be willing to give you a little advice as to whether their services might be useful or not. Buy from reputable sellers with reviews from reputable members. Not from popular comic book themed BSTs. You might want to ask an expert on keyword research whether he/she thinks you've a chance of ranking at all given the competition.

At the end of the day, you might not be able to throw enough money at the project to win.

 

[manas23]

Your competitor seems to have around 259 links. Its going to be difficult to match that for $1,000.

I'd use some of your budget for foundational links - web 2.0s, profiles and comments. Go easy on profiles and comments. Profiles can link to your home page using brand anchors. Comments can link using URL anchor text. They should also be mainly nofollow. Use the web 2.0s (WordPress.com, Tumblr, Medium etc) with either generic anchor text ("here", "this", "link here") or longtail keywords (e.g. 5 or 6 words). You can use a cheap PBN service to get these links indexed. Look at the hints @Rachmaninoff has given as to where to find good backlinks. You can build a lot of these yourself, which saves money (at the cost of your time).

I'd then use the majority of the remainder ($600) on a premium domain to use as a PBN. You'll need to spend time looking for a good, un-spammed domain. For $600, you may be able to buy a 100RD domain. Treat this domain as if it were not a PBN - proper content, good design, good hosting etc.

If you're cautious, you might then have enough for a couple of niche edits or subscription PBN posts.

If you're unsure what to do, take your time and form a plan before spending any money. Some sellers on here might be willing to give you a little advice as to whether their services might be useful or not. Buy from reputable sellers with reviews from reputable members. Not from popular comic book themed BSTs. You might want to ask an expert on keyword research whether he/she thinks you've a chance of ranking at all given the competition.

At the end of the day, you might not be able to throw enough money at the project to win.

I already have foundation links, guest posts and pbn blog posts. I currently have around 560 backlinks with 54RD. The thing is I need a money flow in order to build a PBN network. Do you think I should stick with homepage pbn links or get 2 domain and build a pbn network?

 

[Unreliable Witness]

I already have foundation links, guest posts and pbn blog posts. I currently have around 560 backlinks with 54RD. The thing is I need a money flow in order to build a PBN network. Do you think I should stick with homepage pbn links or get 2 domain and build a pbn network?

In the long term, there is more bang for buck in building your own network of sites. But that requires quite a lot of resources and knowledge. Often it is easier to buy that, and better for cashflow.

If you do rent links on a PBN, make sure you buy from a reputed seller. Personally, I wouldn't go for a seller that advertises home page links. Not only are your links likely to slip off the home page quickly anyway, but a site with 20 OBL on the homepage is easy to flag as possibly low quality.

I'd go for a seller that offers limited places on each site in their network (not just limited places on the homepage) and that uses sites with high RD. That way, even though your link isn't on the home page, the site's OBL to RD ratio remains high.