Backlinks from general niche
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Aureus
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no, but these links are weaker than niche ones
deindexing can be for any reason, it usually happens because of content
razharov
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Why get random backlinks? It’s like going to the store for eggs and you buy milk because there were no eggs.
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get what your site needs, not what you can get.
Black Belt Spodermen
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No, unless the site is shitty and doesn't receive good traffic.
But why are they ineffective? They are just like PBNs with high DA and DR. Even when you get links from PBN, they are also not relevant to your website though?
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Because relevancy also plays a role in ranking, not just link juice. And general links don't have it.
So what makes PBNs so special then? They are also general niche
I don't understand please. How are PBNs general niche sites?
anonqq
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- Mar 28, 2021
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General PBNs are not special, nobody said so.
Most of them are useless when it comes to ranking your site.
When you do buy links from PBNs I would suggest buying niche pbn links.
Eternalman
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From my personal experience, it is not really the niche or the topic of the website you are acquiring backlinks from. If it has good DR, and trust in the eyes of Google, it will still be useful.
for example, getting a backlink from Forbes will be quite beneficial and help your website grow. of course, I am not saying get a backlink from Forbes (you should if you can), because that is not just easy, but imagine if you did. Google wouldn't care what you talk about, it would simple start to trust you more with every authoritative backlink like that.
So, pay attention to how much traffic the website had, whether it has a good DR, (organic, not pumped like some of those people do ), and how hard it is to get a backlink from them? the harder, the better, because that means, they just don't sell backlinks.
once you can see it is a good domain with good traffic, even if it doesn't have relevance, it should still transfer link juice which will still be useful, much more useful than a shitty domain that is in your niche, or with relevance.
I have been trying and working to get links from HARO, you should too.
for example, getting a backlink from Forbes will be quite beneficial and help your website grow. of course, I am not saying get a backlink from Forbes (you should if you can), because that is not just easy, but imagine if you did. Google wouldn't care what you talk about, it would simple start to trust you more with every authoritative backlink like that.
So, pay attention to how much traffic the website had, whether it has a good DR, (organic, not pumped like some of those people do ), and how hard it is to get a backlink from them? the harder, the better, because that means, they just don't sell backlinks.
once you can see it is a good domain with good traffic, even if it doesn't have relevance, it should still transfer link juice which will still be useful, much more useful than a shitty domain that is in your niche, or with relevance.
I have been trying and working to get links from HARO, you should too.
Hawkeye Digital
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Nah , if the backlink is quality one then it would be positive for the site for sure .
Eternalman
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Link juice from a good domain far outweighs any benefit from relevance, it just depends on the website, I would always bet on the quality of the backlink rather than the relevance, if the website is good and will transfer link juice, I wouldn't even think about the relevance
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And the very same link would be even better if it was relevant.
That's why irrelevant links are not as effective vs relevant ones.
Time Saver
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SEO depends on strong link-building campaigns, but unnatural backlinks can have the opposite effect. Google penalties can be both human and algorithmic as a result of bad backlinks. In order to identify bad backlinks and penalise websites that were suspected of manipulating SERPs, Google created the Penguin algorithm.
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You build the topical relevancy by tailoring the content on the PBN page your link is inserted in to be relevant to your site. You can then reinforce that topic by tiering links with relevant content also. A PBN site that is focused on a broad topic close to your own is preferable though.
Eternalman
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Yes, my point was if we pitted the link juice, or juiciness of the backlink vs relevance, I would go for relevance, It is just that it is not that simple and easy to get it, and have it both be from a good domain, with relevance.