What networks are you using?hi,
Yes I can advise you a very good blog network which I also use.
thanks,
thanks buddy!The key is to find LOW KEY blog networks, these aren't the ones that are heavily marketed on SEO blogs. These are ones that are low-key, limit the number of clients, and are high-quality.
Don't use networks that utilize SPUN content and/or content that is mass blasted across their network. Meaning the same duplicate article on every site in their network. All it takes is for one article to become scrutinized and the whole network gets deindexed. That means that the networks that work are EXPENSIVE but worth it for that reason. Low, cheap quality networks get vetted quickly and so does their trust/PageRank, so it's worth paying a little more for a long lasting network.
Do you have a cool trick to register high PR domains for cheap?I would just make one if I was you. Think about how much you would spend in monthly fees, to begin with: right there, you could buy a few domains. How many months would you subscribe to the link network? I would bet you could pay for a year of hosting on a few different shared hosts for the same cost.
Essentially, what I am saying is to weigh the price and the benefits of owning your own network against paying monthly for something that can go down at any time.
I've been saying it for a while now - and I will repeat it: self-owned private link networks are the future of SEO. One day soon, this info will be mainstream. For now, it's not being said in the mainstream.
But the smart SEOs (some of which are on this forum) are doing this and they will agree with me.
I would just make one if I was you. Think about how much you would spend in monthly fees, to begin with: right there, you could buy a few domains. How many months would you subscribe to the link network? I would bet you could pay for a year of hosting on a few different shared hosts for the same cost.
Essentially, what I am saying is to weigh the price and the benefits of owning your own network against paying monthly for something that can go down at any time.
I've been saying it for a while now - and I will repeat it: self-owned private link networks are the future of SEO. One day soon, this info will be mainstream. For now, it's not being said in the mainstream.
But the smart SEOs (some of which are on this forum) are doing this and they will agree with me.
Seo Lover,
Are you open for new customers?