Is this a "PBN problem"?

Yoram

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Hi,

I'll just come out and say it:

Private blog networks seem to be the easiest and quickest way to get backlinks. But if the blogs in these networks are always the same blogs, wouldn't it always be the same blogs linking to a certain cash site? And although the cash sites may be different, isn't there a clear connection between always the same of those PBN blogs linking to a cash site?

Can't search engines see a very clear link between that? I hope I make sense. Thank you for helping me in advance.
 
You mean if I use the same PBN for multiple money sites? Then yes, a clear footprint if all your blogs link out to the same sites.
 
You mean if I use the same PBN for multiple money sites? Then yes, a clear footprint if all your blogs link out to the same sites.
Yes, exactly that.

Is there a way around that to prevent leaving a footprint? I'm just wondering
 
You mean if I use the same PBN for multiple money sites? Then yes, a clear footprint if all your blogs link out to the same sites.
I mean it's the same thing whether you purchase from a PBN twice or when 2 separate people purchase from a PBN. Google doesn't know you own both the sites. So yeah
 
I mean it's the same thing whether you purchase from a PBN twice or when 2 separate people purchase from a PBN. Google doesn't know you own both the sites. So yeah
In this case, it's a bit different.
Normally, PBN sellers have many sites, sometimes hundreds. So if you buy 10 links for one site and 10 links for another, it doesn't mean all your links will come from the same sites.
Also, you can use different sellers.
If my linking profile has an overlap with that of a competitor, it doesn't mean both sites belong to my competitor.
 
Using the same sites for backlinking could be a bad idea. So if you are getting links from different sellers, check the sites for their previous usage ( your sites) and choose the unique ones
 
Using the same sites for backlinking could be a bad idea. So if you are getting links from different sellers, check the sites for their previous usage ( your sites) and choose the unique ones
But don't these sites also link out to the same sites from other customers, therefore reducing the trustworthiness of the blog links you're buying?
 
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