PBN Getting Deindexed

[wizdorf]

I have been with one link service for over 3 years and they have never had a single site deindexed. I regularly check my links and their network once a week to make sure nothing has happened.

The reason it works and will work is that all sites look like real sites, not mass "made for PBN" style sites that are getting sold left and right these days.

Build a PBN the right way and this sort of thing won't happen.

 

[Todd34]

Hello,

I have had some PBN sites de-indexed too. However, none of those where the anchor text was generic/brand/URL has been deindexed.

 

[Todd34]

What service is that? I would like to know!

 

[3eester]

Huge Red Flag! Google DE indexed lots of PBN's in a week, got DE indexing from low quality content, blacklist cheap hosting's.
May change the content & hosting's & cms as well

 

[Todd34]

From other people's testimonies, it appears the CMS is not the problem.

 

[seospace]

I'm following these steps carefully for my PBN's
1. Different hosting service providers and with different A,B & C class IP's (dedicated)
2. All domains with individual WP themes with logo and SEO plugin, SMO plugin etc
3. Unique articles with image (two to three article posting in a domain / week )
4. I didn't use Google spreadsheet for maintaining domain lists.

from past 8-9 months my domains are safe

 

[Random101]

I'm following these steps carefully for my PBN's
1. Different hosting service providers and with different A,B & C class IP's (dedicated)
2. All domains with individual WP themes with logo and SEO plugin, SMO plugin etc
3. Unique articles with image (two to three article posting in a domain / week )
4. I didn't use Google spreadsheet for maintaining domain lists.

from past 8-9 months my domains are safe

Are you buying a new dedicated IP for each site?

 

[MarilynG12]

Have they been randomly de-indexed or do they relate to specific hosts?

 

[Laubster]

I had two of mine de-indexed too. I was stupid and forgot that I didn't put privacy on them, same registrar account. Besides that all my fine are fine: privacy or unique whois, unique themes, never repeat same anchor text, WP cloaked on 60% of them, hand-written articles.

 

[seospace]

Are you buying a new dedicated IP for each site?

Previously I having good number of IP's.

 

[arganrecords]

If you have not read it yet do it!

http://www.nohatdigital.com/blog/pbn-sites-de-indexed/

 

[Expertpeon]

Honestly as someone that has a bit over 700 domains now in his PBN, (all with PA/DA >40 and TF/CF > 25, and nearly all with PR) I've never once had a domain get deindexed by google. I've bought domains that won't index of course, but never have they been deindexed after I purchased them.

It's so incredibly easy to take care of a network if you are not lazy and dumping 1-2 blog posts on an entire site, but as with all things SEO, the winners and losers are those that work hard (and smart) and those that refuse to do either.

 

[arganrecords]

I've never once had a domain get deindexed by google[...] It's so incredibly easy to take care of a network if you are not lazy and dumping 1-2 blog posts on an entire site, but as with all things SEO, the winners and losers are those that work hard (and smart) and those that refuse to do either.

Agree with you, it is easy for someone who knows a minimum of Seo, it does not take much.
But I see people here to create something that does not know.

As in all things it takes a minimum of knowledge.

 

[worsemares]

There is no way out but to make each of the sites very different from the other and that is going to be a huge hassle by itself.

 

[allaboutdomains]

There is no doubt Google is improving there model for finding pbn sites. Even your pbn sites need to be quality and 3 articles is not enough. Private whois is good but if 100% of your pbn sites are private this is also a footprint if google can connect the dots.