Secret Private Blog Network

[crashraider]

Hi,

I'm looking for people who own private network blogs. Not interested in selling services to the general public, but people who own private networks for their own use and customers. PM with range of blogs and cost please.

Thanks

 

[thewebduke]

what niche you are looking for, may be I can think about swapping

 

[BlueTurtle]

Hi,

I'm looking for people who own private network blogs. Not interested in selling services to the general public, but people who own private networks for their own use and customers. PM with range of blogs and cost please.

Thanks

You're looking for people who have *private* blog networks who aren't interested in selling services to the "general public", but who have them for their own use and *customers*?

Surely if they have customers then it's not private and is selling a service to the general public.

If anyone is going to sell you access, then by definition it is not public. If they sell to you then why wouldn't they sell to anyone else? Why would they risk selling to one person rather than just using it themselves to make thousands a day?

A more viable proposition would be if you had your own private blog network and were looking for a few people who want to form a private group to utilize each other's networks, thus expanding the usable network.

 

[TheLinkGuy]

My questions is why blog networks? Those are Google's primary target, are pretty easy to identify and don't pass along much long term link juice.

But I commend you for trying to find some sources. I do have two sources I use for homepage links but thats not what you are looking for.

 

[BlueTurtle]

My questions is why blog networks? Those are Google's primary target, are pretty easy to identify and don't pass along much long term link juice.

But I commend you for trying to find some sources. I do have two sources I use for homepage links but thats not what you are looking for.

A) It's near impossible to identify a private blog network.

B) They're EXTREMELY valuable since obl is low, you control the quality and you can create highly relevant blog networks for your niche.

 

[RealEcon]

If you have the money there is always "SEO Fight Back"

 

[highl4nder]

Why would a SECRET PRIVATE blog network go unsecret and make itself public by exposing itself to you???

 

[crashraider]

what is SEO Fight Back?? Any opinion??

 

[NISEO]

A) It's near impossible to identify a private blog network.

B) They're EXTREMELY valuable since obl is low, you control the quality and you can create highly relevant blog networks for your niche.

And you can tweak whatever you want, whenever you want. A valuable keyword drops off #1 or off 1st page - you can spend about 4 mins 'working' and be back up in 5-10 days.

I wouldn't share my PRIVATE networks for ANYTHING as you just don't know how clued up or 'nice' the person will be - either in terms of their website getting into trouble from something else - which draws attention to you, they screw something up or they take a grump, leave and grass you up!

 

[Roland32]

what is SEO Fight Back?? Any opinion??

I can personally vouch for Fight backs effectiveness. I have ranked sites with it. (Disclosure Mike is a friend so I am biased). Here is his sales thread http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...-back-blog-networks-have-evolved-5-trial.html


If you want to have aprivate network built that is 100% your own. I offer a just that. Still waiting on thread approval for BHW but feel free to PM me.

 

[TheLinkGuy]

A) It's near impossible to identify a private blog network.

B) They're EXTREMELY valuable since obl is low, you control the quality and you can create highly relevant blog networks for your niche.

You are right, it is near impossible to find a good private blog network/homepage link service. Most people don't know how to find any which is why I'm glad I got into the one I did when I could.

In regards to your second point, the issue I have with blog networks vs homepage networks is that the blog posts fall back in the archives. Which means all that nice juicy pagerank and value diminishes overtime. Remember most sites, and especially those in blog networks, have all of the PR on the homepage or close to the homepage. Like with any blog the posts will move farther back in the archives, and lose out on all the PR.

I do agree though that a blog network is av aluable service to be apart of.