WTF!? -- Nofollow links on a PBN -- SCAM???
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They are indeed very weak. PM'ed you as well.
Rua999
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OMG this thread is so FREAKING SHOCKING that i guess i better CAPITALIZE MY LETTERS!!! 
What is the point of this thread? Because someone wants to add nofollow links to their backlink profile? Big deal?
Im surprised you're even getting any responses at all.. and speaking to BTB like that? I don't see you lasting very long here... too hotheaded imo.. seen them all come and go..
What is the point of this thread? Because someone wants to add nofollow links to their backlink profile? Big deal?
Im surprised you're even getting any responses at all.. and speaking to BTB like that? I don't see you lasting very long here... too hotheaded imo.. seen them all come and go..
The point is that a chain of PBNs is providing nofollow links only. And the anchor text in those links is quite valuable at times, e.g. plastis surgery, lawyer, etc. And when I check the backlink profile of the site receiving those nofollow links, I don't see any do-follow links that target the same anchor text as the nofollow links.
So in summary, when I check a site that has received some SEO treatment from that agency, I see that:
1. the money keywords are given nofollow links.
2. everything else is given do-follow links
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Viberation
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They may have their own reasons for doing that. Either check with them directly if you consider working with them, or ask their clients.
BHopkins
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Maybe this company specializes in contextually relevant no follow links. Maybe they're selling a no follow service. Maybe they own all of the domains and prefer no follow.
If you know why no follow links are important, I'm surprised you can't figure out why people would want them.
ThopHayt
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Agreed. No-Follow and Do-Follow are 99% meaningless these days. The ONLY people it means anything to are buyers and sellers for promotional reasons. Having all do-follow links is a GIANT footprint.
Frankly I'd love to buy onto OP's PBN, sounds like a smart builder.
So again, to sum it all up.
It is better to spin link building like this
"anchor Text + No-follow"
"Plain Link + No-follow"
"anchor Text + Do-Follow"
"Plain Link + Do-Follow"
and all of this from different Domains? Is this the Magic? Do i need to build this kind of Links from various Domains or can i use Web 2.0?
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It's funny how both prab1996 and ritesh went AWOL after receiving the PBN domains. Typical..
Just so everyone gets to enjoy the domains for research purposes (lots of niche ideas) here they are:
Just throw them into google translate and you'll be fine.
Just so everyone gets to enjoy the domains for research purposes (lots of niche ideas) here they are:
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[LINKS REMOVED]Just throw them into google translate and you'll be fine.
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Tobbe co
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Yeah, you should delete that.. Not nice of you to give away who ever that network belongs to.. Google is watching this forum you know.
Conor
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You're a douchebag for outing someone's business like that. Reported.
I'm acting in compliance with the forum rules.
If you have a feeling just make a guess and I'll tell you if it's true.
I'm not going to out some of the domains or the agency, but are it .nl/.be/.de extensions?
Yes, that is correct.
That's what I thought, but it's not the way you think it is. Let me first state that that agency has those domains for two reasons:
1. SEO purposes
2. To sell these domains
Those nofollow links (and the content surrounding them) aren't manually placed there, but have been scraped from Google. They have hundreds of categories and links on their sites just to fill it up with some content (you can also contact them and they'll add you as a free trial). However, if you look at the footer you'll see the bought d0fll0w links. In theory it should be a great trick (kinda like a private SAPE) but those idiots use 100% exact match and host their thousands of websites on the same subnets and nameservers. Hence why they don't rank for anything.
I have to say the have a great way to pick up some great expired domains though. I'm a bit in a rat race with them. So many times I've found an expired domain in Xenu and hours later they snapped it and vice versa. They don't really have a clue about solid SEO however.
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ThopHayt
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I'm not saying that a 50/50 mix of do and no follow are the perfect formula, but I'm saying that you do want a mix. If you have 95% do follow links it looks worse than if you had something more natural. Depends on what others in your niche are doing, but it is a mistake to believe that no follow links are bad. Many $100 authority site links big players buy in bulk are no follow.