Hosting all PBN's on Digitalocean, Bad idea?

[Niffo]

Trying to buildth a PBN for a project of around 50 domains. Is hosting them at the same company a problem? Planning to use seperate droplets so all ip's will be unique. Nameservers will be the same tho...

If one company is not the way to go, any tips on hosting them without allot of hassle?

 

[tiiberius]

That is a popular company and it should be OK as long as IPs are diverse.

However, I personally don't like to do this. Use custom NS on some at least to diversify or even CloudFlare.

If one company is not the way to go, any tips on hosting them without allot of hassle?

Popular PBN hosts.

 

[Niffo]

Any tips on getting multiple ip's for cloudflare? Should i just create a seperate CF account for each domain. Maybe mix it to have 50% only on CF

 

[Steptoe]

I would create multiple CF accounts as it's luck of the draw what nameservers they give you. You can also look at CloudNS, bunnyCDN etc

 

[Niffo]

Anyone expercience easyblognetworks? They offer quite allot of features for arround 2 euro a month per site. They say they work best for pbn's.

 

[seomaster5]

Anyone expercience easyblognetworks? They offer quite allot of features for arround 2 euro a month per site. They say they work best for pbn's.

Do not pay attention to what they say. Pay attention to what the users like members from BHW say.

 

[Stefan Lange]

Anyone expercience easyblognetworks? They offer quite allot of features for arround 2 euro a month per site. They say they work best for pbn's.

What did you end up going with? what is the latest about easyblognetworks vs bulkbuyhosting to avoid footprints?

I started using both, but a bit confused because bulkbuyhosting uses a number of random obscure nameservers and they keep changing them so my sites are sometime offline for a bit until I update them with the registrar. I don't assume changing nameservers that often is a good SEO signal? On the other hand, easyblognetworks uses the same nameservers (cloudns) for all sites, so that's probably not great either.
Does anyone have a def answer on which service to use long term for ~50 sites if avoiding footprints is the main concern? Or shall I host them all one cloud host account and use cloudflare as the NS?