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charlesmacneil55,
I already have a Skype account mate. PM'ed your my ID.
Thanks for sharing your experience..! (SORRY BHW doesn't allow me to use paragraphs for some reason...) __________________________________1. If I have a small PBN with 25 sites. Is it OK to use the same cheap hosts 2-3 times on them? ______________________________________________2. Do you think using URL of the moneysite as anchor text would help ranking more than just some other anchor? _________________________________________3. Do you use Image-links sometimes? ______________________________________________________4. If a domain has excellent links but has was dropped several times, BUT wasn't spammed or used as a PBN, would you buy it? ______________________________________________________5. what if archive is showing empty "errors" throughout for a domain I bought, from day 1? get rid of it despite the excellent backlinks?
parabellum2,
1. Every shared hosting provider allows a certain number of addon domains. The maximum we've hosted on the same IP is 3 domains. And we did it absolutely random. It's too risky to host more. I would better ask for a dedicated IP if they have an affordable solution. However, as of lately, we decided to do our best to keep no more than 1 PBN website per shared hosting account or per IP. If you're short of money or constantly search for ways to optimize the expenses of your PBN, then start with Host9's reseller account as most beginners do anyway and avoid hosting your 25 sites on the same IPs.
2. One of the reason I rarely use the naked URL of my money site or page as anchor text is simply because by doing an exact match search query in Google with my URL you can easily find my PBN website where the link is hosted on. But generally speaking, yes, it's healthy to have some naked URL as your anchor text. Definitely.
3. Nope, just text links only. I do it old school and it works great. I'm thinking about running a test and linking images with relevant alt text (my keywords basically) though. Will post an update when the results of that test are available so we can all learn from it.
4. Yes, I would definitely buy it. The way I see PBN domains is just web platforms for laundering the link juice of a dying domain to my money site via the right anchor text. I wouldn't buy a dropped domain for my money site though. So if it has a clean backlink profile, clean history, excellent links, then definitely go for it!
5. I would take the risk and buy the domain. I recently purchased an expired domain with good links which showed just error pages in WayBack Machine. However, later I realized it was a members-only WP site (they even blocked search bots from indexing it) that still gets 40-50 hits per day from Pinterest. Guess what? I removed it from my PBN, added AdSense and transformed into into a money site. Doesn't earn much, but it's free traffic. Sometimes you have to go for it, wisely
6. I also want to hire a VA to help me. What do you pay your VA? Does he work for you full time? Where can I find a good one? Thanks!!
parabellum2,
I have a very loyal VA in the Philippines. I pay him $100 USD per week at the moment. Yes, the guy works for me full time. Google 'Online Jobs Philippines', I can't post links mate.
Which one is the best of these 4 hostings?
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note: I cannot use different shared hosting at the moment. I know this is the best, so do not recommend this option.
moonlighsunligh,
I've deleted the URLs since it won't allow me to post the reply even with your links in quotes.
OK, so I wouldn't host my PBN sites with any company that promotes its services as 'SEO hosting', even if they have different A, B, C class IPs for every site you host with them. The problem is their clients are all PBN owners. So they will host everyone's sites on the same servers. Now, if someone has a large enough PBN network to trigger a manual review from one of Google's employees, they will probably check all websites hosted on that IP and de-index everything without looking back. SEO hosting may be a little bit cheaper, but I prefer to stay on the safe side.
How much you earn daily on avg if its not secret.
Penumbra,
I earn enough to keep my family happy.
Thanks for all the answers so far, it's been really informative.
Also, what do you mean by flagged hosts?
Zher0,
You're welcome mate. I believe all mainstream SEO hosting companies, like the famous SEOhosting d.o.t.c.o.m, which is basically the same HostGator company reselling hosting on different C Class IPs to be flagged hosting. They all belong to a larger group 'Endurance International'. Basically same servers in most of the cases. Any web hosting service tagged with SEO hosting will sooner or later trigger Google's attention and your PBN investment may vanish if your network gets busted. Google is the ultimate control freak and has the pontential to go after every blatantly self promoted as SEO hosting company.
Can you explain how is it composed your money site, i mean do your through ads or something else?
thanks
nglbh,
I've lately increased my portfolio by buying several good earning AdSense websites. I also monetize several of my websites with CPA leads in the home improvement niche. I also sell links to big companies. They contact you directly once you rank high enough to drive their attention.
You are da man!!!! Thank you!
So I have a client with multiple money sites - all from different niches. What are your thoughts on using PBN sites to point to these multiple money sites? Could I point several links from the same PBN site to different money sites? Money sites are hosted in different places.
Thanks again!
slipperflip,
If you have a small network, this is your only option. You can choose which site to post to when you have a bigger PBN mate. Just create different categories if the domains are too niche specific. I try to keep my PBN domains as generic as possible and I have only 1 category.
SEO Power also mentioned a nice trick on how you can easily re-purpose any content to be able to link to any money site. Check post nr #7 in this thread.