free hosting for PNB domain names ?

If the OP is starting out making PBN sites economically, and is only going to make them relatively simple (one page html template, or WP blog) there is really nothing wrong with using free web hosts for the first 5 or so (and there are only about 5-6 okay free hosts to begin with). Using these free hosts first can provide you a training experience in building the sites without the full expense.

If one is planning to create PBN sites for others or sell posts/links from them, having a few sites on the free hosts can serve as samples, thus disclosing them should not hurt your more private sites on paid hosts. Most importantly, the larger the volume of PBNs being contemplated, the more critical cost management becomes. If making just a few sites, it's reasonable to not carp about spending say $25 a pop per domain plus hosting, but 100 such sites will come to $2,500.

The best solution, if you are doing the latter, is to fold the annual cost for a TLD ($8-$12) which you'd have to come up with anyway, into the cost of annual hosting, by using mainly paid hosts who give you a free domain while charging $12 or less per year. Search related BHW threads, there are a lot that list hosts who charge under $12/yr, or even under $5/yr that provide a free domain, WP, SQL etc package. Stagger setting them up to like 8-10 a month, and it should cost only $100/mo year round to financially manage a 100 PBN site network.
 
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Most of free hosting are unreliable and end up poor performance/security issues. Just choose a cheap hosting for your PBN.
 
as i CLEARLY SAID earlier bro , i have no experience in creating blog networks at all , so yeah i know those are not the best statistics but are they at least worth being used as the begining of my PBN

I'm not 100% certain, but I think T0NYS was implying that those are actually very good stats for PBN websites, assuming you got them for the registration price.
 
I'm not 100% certain, but I think T0NYS was implying that those are actually very good stats for PBN websites, assuming you got them for the registration price.
i did and some of them are .info so they didn't cost much , but i still think he was reffering to them as garbage :D
 
If the OP is starting out making PBN sites economically, and is only going to make them relatively simple (one page html template, or WP blog) there is really nothing wrong with using free web hosts for the first 5 or so (and there are only about 5-6 okay free hosts to begin with). Using these free hosts first can provide you a training experience in building the sites without the full expense.

If one is planning to create PBN sites for others or sell posts/links from them, having a few sites on the free hosts can serve as samples, thus disclosing should not hurt your more private sites on paid hosts. Most importantly, the larger the volume of PBNs being contemplated, the more critical cost management becomes. If making just a few sites, it's reasonable to not carp about spending say $25 a pop per domain plus hosting, but 100 such sites will come to $2,500.

The best solution, if you are doing the latter, is to fold the annual cost for a TLD ($8-$12) which you'd have to come up with anyway, into the cost of annual hosting, by using mainly paid hosts who give you a free domain while charging $12 or less per year. Search related BHW threads, there are a lot that list hosts who charge under $12/yr, or even under $5/yr that provide a free domain, WP, SQL etc package. Stagger setting them up to like 8-10 a month, and it should cost only $100/mo year round to financially manage a 100 PBN site network.
Thank's mate for your input , yes i think i will follow what you just said , i guess throwing some money on hosting won't hurt me that much
 
are you fucking serious dude ?

@OP , I do apologize , didnt catch that tbh

Point is that pa/da metrics do not mean shit , you should instead focus on the RD each expired domains has , in the sites linking to that one and also whether that domains has ever been used or not on a pbn . Once again do not go after metrics since those can be manipulated pretty easy
yeah someone told me that earlier today , well i guess it was a rookie mistake lol , btw i checked the domains backlinks and how they looked before on waybackmachine and they seemed like they were legit .
 
There are a few free hosting services that are good. You should use a mix of free and paid services, as other members have stated.
 
Ok don't mean to hijack the thread but I have around 6 domains I bought in the past week and I havent put them on hosting yet. They are just in the domain park

If they get deindexed do I really get hurt? Because I can just reindex them, no?
 
If you have a parked domain, just unpark it by putting some fresh content on it, and Google will re-index it.
 
Free hosting is just a like a formality performing by the hosting company.
I'm using a good hosting company and paying a huge amount but can't get good services. How can it possible to get goo free hosting services. It'll irritate you very much.
 
if you want to have about 20-100 blogs you can buy one VPS or dedicated server and for diversification use Rocket IPs. Above 20 blogs costs of it will be $49 (IPs) and server costs will be $3-10 (eg. VPS Cloud in OVH). Your blogs will be hosted in a liveable server and you don't have to do strange things with shared hostings somewhere in the end of the world.
 
Using services like Rocket IPs is like waving your hand while dancing in a nightclub to say to Google "hello i am doing blackhat SEO, look at me !"
 
You can find lots of cheap hosts here -

they have discount coupons as well
 
Go for free hosting bro, but notice about ip addrs diversity
 
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