How to get different IP's for PBN sites ?

Clare Jane

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HI all

Im going to make PBN site for my own SEO and how can I host them in different Ip's ?
 
Dedicated Hosting?

You can add additional IPs to your plan and have each domain sit on them its not expensive a few dollars per IP to setup. But not sure if that's the best route for doing PBN in scale

You also have to make sure they are not sequential.
 
Use different hosting companies is another option. Just don't go for the $1 a decade services.
 
You can find easy cheap VPS from serious providers, you can go for dedicated servers and split them by adding more IP's.
 
I think PBNs are not working these days. Better to do paid guest post.
 
Those Prices are Per IP, I am guessing you missed that. The total would come the number of IPs * Monthly price.

Yes its good thank others, I seek many providers but all of them more than $3er IP
 
You should check out “Easy Blog Networks”. I’ve never used them myself but I’ve heard good things about them.
 
Use different hosting companies is another option. Just don't go for the $1 a decade services.
that's good idea but I don't think that I can find 10-20 good companies
 
You can sign up 10 different accounts on the cheapest host you are comfortable with and ask them to put your sites on different IPs (well, ask them before paying haha).

You could do 5/5 from 2 different hosts or spread out more.
 
You can get a single VPS with multiple IPs from the hosting provider :)
 
what could be the cost to put additional Ip's example 5 different ip's ?
Firstly would never recommend going behind cloudflare unless you have a way to verify that the provided DNS's are not used from spam sites.

In regards the IP pricing, it depends from the hosting provider, but anything between 1 and 5$/mo .

The pros going with VPS+ multiple IPs is that you won't need to manage multiple web hosting accounts with various providers.

Otherwise, you can always look for low quality , low cost shared hosting providers and get 5 cheap shared hosting accounts (not recommended if you want your websites to be alive & fast for Google 24/7 )

/GL
 
I wouldn't recommend PBNs anymore. One of my friends got into a real problem with Google because of that...be very careful with it
 
wouldn't it be a pattern for google to see that all the webs pointing to your domain are from the same hosting provider? even if it's a pbn hosting with different ips it's still the same provider
 
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