PBN question

[crazyEyes]

I am planning to create 50 PBN sites. Do I need to add unique IP address on each site? Or it doesn't matter anymore if it's hosted on one server?

Thanks

 

[Mr Positive]

Different IP address and choose different hosting services don’t leave footprints like these

 

[janist]

Yes, but not just any IPs. You don't want to rent a VPS and throw 50 cloaked IPs into the mix. This will get you de-indexed sooner than later.

You want a truly unique hosting approach that leaves no footprints in the proverbial sand for Google to find.

I'd recommend you look into cloud hosting providers, like:

• Digital Ocean (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
• Vultr (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet - sometimes you can grab droplets for 2.50$ even, but they are rare)
• Linode (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
• Rackspace (starts at $10 / month for a small droplet)
• Cloudways (managed DO/Vultr hosting, more expensive at starts at $10 / month - but it's easier to set up and managed, which is a big plus).
• AWS

These companies offer very afforadble droplets on truly unique IPs that are not shared with any other website or even worse PBN site. They are cheap, "relatively" easy to set up and easy to scale & manage.

But the biggest advantage of cloud hosting is that you can host each PBN site on a truly unique IP that is not shared with any other sites + you can use their nameservers, which are used by thousands of other sites and apps.

For 50 domains you won't pay more than $300 / month in hosting.

Make sure to keep an eye on additional footprints, like:

• Hosted on unique and truly dedicated IPs
• Not using any custom nameservers
• Registered with a variety of reputable registrars (not all on the same date and not with dropcatch providers, they should use big ones like GoDaddy, Namecheap, Name etc.)
• Niche relevant sites with topical relevance in mind
• No thin or spun content is being used for the posts
• Customized with a unique logo
• Customized with unique about us, contact us and legal paper (privacy policy / ToS)
• Customized with a cookie banner (no GDPR compliance = big footprint)
• Using a variety of themes or at least differ in the way they look
• Not blocking bots (yep, we said it... sue us lol)
• Having proper Whois Privacy (in times of GDPR this is a privilege and not a footprint)
• Not interlinked in any way
• Using the right homepage version (root or www not both)
• Use internal links

 

[itz_styx]

some hosters will be able to give you different IPs in different subnets, usually ranging from $0,50 - $2 per IP so you could also host it on the same server.
just don't host them all in the same class-C

 

[Abdullah Prem]

you can use pbnhosting or easy blog networks so no tension..

 

[GTRZ]

Use EBN if you are a beginner. The Easy blog network dealer is also here. contact him or search the thread easy blog networks. thanks me later.

 

[Digirulz]

Yes, I suggest to use different IP's to avoid footprints.

 

[redbandit]

trey easy blog networks, they assign different IP's to the domains they host

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Everyone's using CDN these days, so IP addresses can look the same across millions of sites.

Don't worry about IP. Just make sure you don't set other obvious footprints. Your browser and local setup are much more important than your server IP. Browsers are tracking your every move.

 

[Panther28]

If you are thinking of putting all your PBNs on a server with one IP, then you definitely need to read more about PBN's here on BHW, there are lots of good resources, and a few PBN hosting companies here too.

 

[JonasGreyHound]

Everyone's using CDN these days, so IP addresses can look the same across millions of sites.

Don't worry about IP. Just make sure you don't set other obvious footprints. Your browser and local setup are much more important than your server IP. Browsers are tracking your every move.

Wait, really? So we should use private browser mode non-stop you think?

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Wait, really? So we should use private browser mode non-stop you think?

LOL private mode don't do shit for you.

 

[Rankster]

Try to use different IP's. I think that is the best way.

 

[Lady Trieu]

Use a unique IP address for each site to avoid footprints.

 

[HustleTong]

Yes, but not just any IPs. You don't want to rent a VPS and throw 50 cloaked IPs into the mix. This will get you de-indexed sooner than later.

You want a truly unique hosting approach that leaves no footprints in the proverbial sand for Google to find.

I'd recommend you look into cloud hosting providers, like:

• Digital Ocean (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
• Vultr (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet - sometimes you can grab droplets for 2.50$ even, but they are rare)
• Linode (starts at $5 / month for a small droplet)
• Rackspace (starts at $10 / month for a small droplet)
• Cloudways (managed DO/Vultr hosting, more expensive at starts at $10 / month - but it's easier to set up and managed, which is a big plus).
• AWS

These companies offer very afforadble droplets on truly unique IPs that are not shared with any other website or even worse PBN site. They are cheap, "relatively" easy to set up and easy to scale & manage.

But the biggest advantage of cloud hosting is that you can host each PBN site on a truly unique IP that is not shared with any other sites + you can use their nameservers, which are used by thousands of other sites and apps.

For 50 domains you won't pay more than $300 / month in hosting.

Make sure to keep an eye on additional footprints, like:

• Hosted on unique and truly dedicated IPs
• Not using any custom nameservers
• Registered with a variety of reputable registrars (not all on the same date and not with dropcatch providers, they should use big ones like GoDaddy, Namecheap, Name etc.)
• Niche relevant sites with topical relevance in mind
• No thin or spun content is being used for the posts
• Customized with a unique logo
• Customized with unique about us, contact us and legal paper (privacy policy / ToS)
• Customized with a cookie banner (no GDPR compliance = big footprint)
• Using a variety of themes or at least differ in the way they look
• Not blocking bots (yep, we said it... sue us lol)
• Having proper Whois Privacy (in times of GDPR this is a privilege and not a footprint)
• Not interlinked in any way
• Using the right homepage version (root or www not both)
• Use internal links

This guy framed it all.

 

[SirLouen]

I am planning to create 50 PBN sites. Do I need to add unique IP address on each site? Or it doesn't matter anymore if it's hosted on one server?

For 50 domains you won't pay more than $300 / month in hosting.

Too much dude. You can easily get multiple class C domains for the same host. Just don't host the 50 domains in 1 host. Generally, I do a 5:1 ratio among many providers.

The trick is the variability: if you are going to host 5 different sites in the same host apart from the IP try them to be as different as possible, and avoid to broadcast the server details (block all ports for query throughout UFW).

With a $5 VPS + $1.5 per extra IP you can host easily 5 domains for $10

Also another trick: if you don't have plans to point to the same IP with certain PBN domain, you can also host it with the same conditions: same IP and all that. This scenario is more common if you are following the right pyramidal structure with at least 2 levels between a link and several linked sites onwards.

The whole point is to save monthly costs.

Nowadays with a 100 domain PBN I'm paying ~$200/mo but you have to have everything minutely ordered.

 

[Nata Lee]

Using different Ip's will avoid you from footprints.

 

[V]

Wait, really? So we should use private browser mode non-stop you think?

Better use Brave, mate.

 

[SeRptrIx]

Each site needs a unique IP address to avoid footprints. Having a unique IP address will increase the stability and reliability of your website.