What do you all think about easyblognetworks.com?

[superaff1984]

Do you all think it's detectable, this service seems to be too widely voiced (lot of people know about it). With this said, it has to already be on Google's radar. Anyone ever used it yet?

 

[davids355]

I’ve used it and I’d give it the thumbs up. I believe it’s safe in terms of footprint.

 

[superaff1984]

I’ve used it and I’d give it the thumbs up. I believe it’s safe in terms of footprint.

Would you say this is probably the easiest way to do it is to use them?

 

[Bella Ciao]

I don't think its reliable any longer!

 

[FatBee]

I don't think its reliable any longer!

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Joined: Jan 11, 2020

Are you soon to sell PBN services or what?

 

[Bella Ciao]

Messages: 1
Joined: Jan 11, 2020

Are you soon to sell PBN services or what?

True, I am illuminati!

 

[dragon77]

I prefer using shared webhosting like Namecheap. $18/year (50% discount) is a steal and you can add up to 3 domains.

 

[Deleted member 601870]

Pros :
Easy to manage.
Support is good.

Cons:

Bad neighbors.:: ( Lots of PBNs when we reverse lookup the IP)
Restrictive :: many plugins are blocked including backup plugins ) - its a good thing for newbies. So that they don't break the site.
Limited : we can't install many premium themes / import demos.

Answer to your question : is it detectable ( yes, if you treat your site as a pbn ).
Make it look like a real website / blog and you'll be good )

 

[superaff1984]

Pros :
Easy to manage.
Support is good.

Cons:

Bad neighbors.:: ( Lots of PBNs when we reverse lookup the IP)
Restrictive :: many plugins are blocked including backup plugins ) - its a good thing for newbies. So that they don't break the site.
Limited : we can't install many premium themes / import demos.

Answer to your question : is it detectable ( yes, if you treat your site as a pbn ).
Make it look like a real website / blog and you'll be good )

What do you use then, or how do you go about building your PBN network?

 

[Digicept]

They use thousands of tier 1 hosting accounts, like Godaddy, Namecheap, 1and1, hostgator etc, and then host all of your sites across them all sporadically.

Essentially you're hiding in PLAIN sites, but you're extremely hard to detect, and you're on the highest quality hosting IP's possible.

Brilliant business model and you're safe unless they let a backdoor mole in.