PBN, please review my strategy

Where would one report a PBN? I have loads of competitors that I just can't outrank and I have found multiple PBN's that are of very very bad quality. Time to do some reporting! :P

You're a sad, sad, person, you're not going to make it in IM with that burger king attitude
 
Google doesn't have access to billing data. Why would a registrar give over credit card info to google, lol.

People think google is some sort of god that has access to everything. Not even the government has access to your billing data without a subpoena. Why on earth would one company just hand over its customer billing data to another company?

Use 1 card for all your domains. Al 10,000 of them.

It has nothing to do with Google. You got it completely wrong, lol.

It was about CC spam/fraud and another member has already answered it above your post.
 
I think that guy was joking about reporting... This isn't WF..

One thing that others didn't mention is: diversify the links on your PBN. Don't point your links only to your money site, link to other places, even some competitors. You never know, maybe the bro will give you a link back. There are many good guys/girls out there. Key here is to look natural as much as possible..
 
It has nothing to do with Google. You got it completely wrong, lol.

It was about CC spam/fraud and another member has already answered it above your post.

WHAT? cc spam/fraud???

This isn't a carding forum. If you're into cc fraud you need to leave.
 
1. It is safe in same account as long as privacy is enabled. But to save some bucks, you can go for different accounts. You can find $1 or $2 Godaddy coupons around.


2. Cheap is fine but do not go for absolutely free hosts. My first IM site was an IM blog which was hosted in a free hosting account. One morning I found the whole site database and wordpress folder gone. Don't let this happen to you.


3.Yeah keep it different in terms of both host as well as worldwide location (if your aim is not geotargeted).


4. Unqiue content is great and necessary.


5. I'm not aware of hiding it from competitors but you can hide them from different crawlers like ahrefs and all so that your competitors cannot find it in those databases. For this you can use this code in your .htaccess file:


SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent .*rogerbot.* bad_bot
SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent .*exabot.* bad_bot
SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent .*mj12bot.* bad_bot
SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent .*dotbot.* bad_bot
SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent .*gigabot.* bad_bot
SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent .*ahrefsbot.* bad_bot
SetEnvIfNoCase User-Agent .*sitebot.* bad_bot
<Limit GET POST HEAD>
Order Allow,Deny
Allow from all
Deny from env=bad_bot
</Limit>
 
Thank you everyone for your helpful replies! This is my very first thread on BHW, and I'm really happy with the kind of response I got from this great community.

Couple of quick questions before I finally start registering my domains:

- What you guys think about the domain names, do they need to be relevant to the content? I've read a couple of other threads and someone said above too, that domain name doesn't matter it just need to have good strong link profile. Do you think it's safe this way? I mean, let's say I'm in Forex trading, and I register a domain name related to health for PBN because it has good strong link profile, then I put Forex related content on it and create links back to my money site. Is it fine/safe? Or do you only go with relevant domain names?

- What minimum scores for matrices like PR, DA, PA, No. of Backlinks make a domain worth adding to your PBN? I can understand that it depends upon niche competition, but I would like to have some idea for let's say moderately competitive niches. PR is outdated matrix so domains with DA at least 20 are good to go?
 
Bump...

Your comments/suggestions on this?

Thank you everyone for your helpful replies! This is my very first thread on BHW, and I'm really happy with the kind of response I got from this great community.

Couple of quick questions before I finally start registering my domains:

- What you guys think about the domain names, do they need to be relevant to the content? I've read a couple of other threads and someone said above too, that domain name doesn't matter it just need to have good strong link profile. Do you think it's safe this way? I mean, let's say I'm in Forex trading, and I register a domain name related to health for PBN because it has good strong link profile, then I put Forex related content on it and create links back to my money site. Is it fine/safe? Or do you only go with relevant domain names?

- What minimum scores for matrices like PR, DA, PA, No. of Backlinks make a domain worth adding to your PBN? I can understand that it depends upon niche competition, but I would like to have some idea for let's say moderately competitive niches. PR is outdated matrix so domains with DA at least 20 are good to go?
 
Just use different registrars and use fake names, save the money you would have spent on privacy on more domains.

Instead of spending time and money on content, why not reuse the content from archive.org and post that? I'm presuming the pbn domains are expired domains.

Instead of using separate hosting you can use a hostnine reseller account. It provides 15 different accounts for $15 and each can have its own c-class up address

I wouldn't use fake names, instead just use a coupon code to get the privacy for free.

Not providing your real name on your website's registration can put you on the wrong side of both the law and domain name registration policy. Using a fake name constitutes "bad faith" in both the eyes of United States anti-cybersquatting legislation and ICANN's own guidelines. A bad faith registration can lead to the registrar voiding your ownership of the domain name.


Source:
http://smallbusiness.chron.com/happens-dont-put-real-name-registration-internet-site-70290.html
 
Is it safe to buy a dedicated Server and host every PBN on this server but every with its own unique IP ?
 
I wouldn't use fake names, instead just use a coupon code to get the privacy for free.



Source:
http://smallbusiness.chron.com/happens-dont-put-real-name-registration-internet-site-70290.html

Stop promoting your website and adding misinformation.

You forget or don't seem to know that Google can see passed the WHOIS protection as Google is a domain register itself.

So if you do get reviewed, the manual reviewer will have a very easy task to blow your PBN and moneysites right out of the index.
 
Hi Everyone,

I would like you to please answer/comment on the following two questions please:

- What you guys think about the domain names, do they need to be relevant to the content? I've read a couple of other threads and someone said above too, that domain name doesn't matter it just need to have good strong link profile. Do you think it's safe this way? I mean, let's say I'm in Forex trading, and I register a domain name related to health for PBN because it has good strong link profile, then I put Forex related content on it and create links back to my money site. Is it fine/safe? Or do you only go with relevant domain names?

- What minimum scores for matrices like PR, DA, PA, No. of Backlinks make a domain worth adding to your PBN? I can understand that it depends upon niche competition, but I would like to have some idea for let's say moderately competitive niches. PR is outdated matrix so domains with DA at least 20 are good to go?
 
I disagree. Registering an expired domain that says www.besthealthtips.com to host content related to forex trading is not good. Google will see right through that.

Of course your correct in that regards. But you don't need to change the content to forex to get a link. You could word it something like ' my health has been a lot better since I stopped worrying about money and using www.domain.com to trade forex'
 
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