Looking for Script to hide PBN sites from crawlers

[bint alkhandaq]

If you are new, then you shouldn't worry about blocking bots. You absolutely don't have to block bots to run a successful PBN.

Fair. I'm talking with another SEO person who needs backlinks. The only reason I would hide my sites is so they can't see them. I've been able to find a drop catch service where I can get good domains for pretty cheap, I don't want them finding out about that, hence my desire to hide my domains.

If you have one, do you hide it? Or hypothetically would you sell backlinks to another SEO person? It seems like it opens up some risk, but the $$ would be steady. Thoughts?

 

[DojaCat]

better setups use server level blocks like .htaccess or firewall rules. robots.txt just first layer. serious ppl stack both, otherwise pbn still gets exposed sooner or later

 

[Diplomat]

Fair. I'm talking with another SEO person who needs backlinks. The only reason I would hide my sites is so they can't see them. I've been able to find a drop catch service where I can get good domains for pretty cheap, I don't want them finding out about that, hence my desire to hide my domains.

If you have one, do you hide it? Or hypothetically would you sell backlinks to another SEO person? It seems like it opens up some risk, but the $$ would be steady. Thoughts?

People often worry about sharing links with their customers that reveal their domain, but in reality, nobody really cares about their domain. Your customers care that their website ranks higher.

Also, actually sharing a link with a customer will increase the trust because they can see what they are paying for.

The chance of someone actually doing anything bad is very low, but sure, if you want to block Ahrefs and Semrush, you can.