Question about backlink

[cemsid]

Hi. I have 2 blog sites. When I write an article, does it benefit or harm my website if I show my other site as a source? Would Google see it as a PBN backlink?

 

[Echo]

Are they sharing the same IP or you're using a dedicated IP for each site?

 

[alternatesword]

Hi. I have 2 blog sites. When I write an article, does it benefit or harm my website if I show my other site as a source? Would Google see it as a PBN backlink?

Only for this one article then no problem otherwise it will look suspicious.

 

[cemsid]

Are they sharing the same IP or you're using a dedicated IP for each site?

Hi. Both sites on the same ip.

Only for this one article then no problem otherwise it will look suspicious.

Thanks

 

[Echo]

I dont think it will be a big deal, but don't make it a habit (or do it more than once)

 

[cemsid]

I dont think it will be a big deal, but don't make it a habit (or do it more than once)

Some big companies have 2 or 3 websites and they are constantly linking to each other. Google doesn't penalize it, but it does penalize small sites. bullshit

 

[tazarbm]

Some big companies have 2 or 3 websites and they are constantly linking to each other. Google doesn't penalize it, but it does penalize small sites. bullshit

the rich have always gotten away with everything, mate. It's been like this since the dawn of time, so don't give yourself black heart by looking at what the rich do. There's still money on the table for us, the little guys, but it obviously takes more effort to find those untapped opportunities

But yeah, you are right: this is bullshit indeed. Last year, when I did some keyword research in the health & fitness niche the 1st page of google for like 15-16 keywords that I've researched has been taken up only by big brands and famous magazines like Cosmopolitan and absolutely all of those brands were breaking every rule of SEO you can think of: they were having ONLY ADS above the fold, they were running unskippable and unpausable videos in the background, they were having 2-3 popups opened up at the same time (I was closing the newsletter popup and a new one was immediately opening up LOL), they were loading ads after ads whenever I was hovering over any internal or external link, and so on... It was a nightmare navigating through their pages and the only reason I had to navigate is to check their content (how long it was mostly, because I had no doubt that it was quality content). Oh, and they also had I think 40-50 images per page and paginated posts, as well that I had to click on "next" every 3-4 paragraphs.

Some of those websites (actually, I think it was just one website, but I don't remember it might have been 2 of them) were ranking 404 pages ... So yeah, when you're filthy rich you can afford to shit on everything and everyone, and this is messed up for sure, but... it's the world we live in, so the only options we have is to either give ourselves black hearts of spite, or do something about it. But the good news is that we can actually do something about it because there are billions of keywords across all niches that are still untargeted, so if we go under the radar we can still make money

 

[cemsid]

the rich have always gotten away with everything, mate. It's been like this since the dawn of time, so don't give yourself black heart by looking at what the rich do. There's still money on the table for us, the little guys, but it obviously takes more effort to find those untapped opportunities

But yeah, you are right: this is bullshit indeed. Last year, when I did some keyword research in the health & fitness niche the 1st page of google for like 15-16 keywords that I've researched has been taken up only by big brands and famous magazines like Cosmopolitan and absolutely all of those brands were breaking every rule of SEO you can think of: they were having ONLY ADS above the fold, they were running unskippable and unpausable videos in the background, they were having 2-3 popups opened up at the same time (I was closing the newsletter popup and a new one was immediately opening up LOL), they were loading ads after ads whenever I was hovering over any internal or external link, and so on... It was a nightmare navigating through their pages and the only reason I had to navigate is to check their content (how long it was mostly, because I had no doubt that it was quality content). Oh, and they also had I think 40-50 images per page and paginated posts, as well that I had to click on "next" every 3-4 paragraphs.

Some of those websites (actually, I think it was just one website, but I don't remember it might have been 2 of them) were ranking 404 pages ... So yeah, when you're filthy rich you can afford to shit on everything and everyone, and this is messed up for sure, but... it's the world we live in, so the only options we have is to either give ourselves black hearts of spite, or do something about it. But the good news is that we can actually do something about it because there are billions of keywords across all niches that are still untargeted, so if we go under the radar we can still make money

You are quite right. Big sites don't follow SEO. but google always upgrades them. Think about it, when the big website enters the article, it puts articles and a lot of ads with buttons such as continue + continue + continue. They build 3 4 sites and give backlinks to each other. When you scroll down, a new page is automatically loaded. Despite all that, google loves them. If it continues like this, I will contact the google search console team)

 

[jeffpakulonan]

1 or 2 article? it is fine man...

but more than 100? problem arises... set up your site in a different IP.. ad different theme and user or best use easyPB* used mine and have to say, good service for my PBNS... saves a lot of time..

but if you dont have too much PBN just host in namecheap / hostgator and other hosting provider.. youll be finee

 

[tazarbm]

If it continues like this, I will contact the google search console team)

I don't think you'll get an answer, google are too big to care about random people like us. Just focus on what matters and you'll be rewarded better

 

[cemsid]

I don't think you'll get an answer, google are too big to care about random people like us. Just focus on what matters and you'll be rewarded better

Thanks

 

[Task Eater]

No.. Link it naturally but not massive. Also, maintain the niche relevancy.