Is this a good domain for a PBN?

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Hey guys I am learning about PBNs and trying to find my own domains to use for them. I am still learning what to look for in a quality domain. Here is an example of the metrics for a domain I found earlier. Would this be good for a PBN? The backlink profile looks clean and has some varied anchors as well. I just want to make sure I am doing this right.

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Why don't you use a pbn broker? Finding quality domains on your own is much more difficult
 
You have to look at the backlinks. You also have to see what the site was used for in the past. Believe me I have been through the wringer when it comes to learning things the hard way. There is a post, a guide if you will, from a fella on here that gave great advice about PBNs. I can't find it now though.
 
nah, just start from scratch, a lot of those are whore domains from churn and burns
 
Get a $5 ahrefs group buy and put it through there. Moz is a load of shit imo
 
nmmmmm, u need DAP, PA, Spam Score, CF, TF, Quality Links, Referer Domain, DRF Domain, Topic and archive.org
 
Never rely on one metric alone. All SEO tools use different crawling methods which pull different results. Check the referring domains in Ahrefs, Majestic & Moz then make a judgement call. Goodluck!
 
Metric is just a number. I tend to ignore it as soon as it passed backlinks check via ahrefs and MJ. Imo clean link profile is not enough to build PBN, you'll need authority links as well to build the strong one. Also make sure that it has a clean history via archive.org.
 
Thanks for all the responses guys. It seems like a PBN is going to be a huge undertaking.
 
YES it is. But it will be really helpful if you learn and build a PBN by yourself. As others suggested, make sure they have a clean backlink profile and check through wayback machine also.

(Or) People are selling expired domains with authority backlinks, buy them and build a PBN. It will be more strong and effective. Good Luck.

Thanks for all the responses guys. It seems like a PBN is going to be a huge undertaking.
 
@OP the struggle is real, i feels it
i got a domain ill give you for free that you can register, but i dont use moz stats. I know it's not perfect but I'd like to help. PM me if you'd like it
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Try to concentrate more on Majestic stats instead of Moz stats for PBN domains. Try to check the quality of the backlinks too. A domain with good quality backlinks might help better in terms of ranking.

BTW OP, although it is not related to this thread directly but I just wanted to inform you that I am one of your Expired Article Hunter customers. I noticed that your expiredarticlehunter.com is down. So, the software is unable to check for updates etc. Hope you fix the same.
 
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It's you bought PBN not strong enough, you also can buid link for PBN.
 
There are so many good metrics that have been abused or spammed to elevate the metrics. Make sure to check the backlink profile and also watch out for domains that turned into something completely different like for example it was turned into Japanese blog network.
 
you can use this domain for PBN but you also have to check Citation flow and Trust flow .
 
Find a good domain seller, and use a variety of services for domain estimation
 
There is only one way to build your PBN safely and that's to the check the history of each domain!

Sometimes the metrics may look pretty good but thhe problem is that most SEOs stop doing any more research at this point.

Do a history and backlink profile check on the domains in your network. Begin by visiting Majestic.com and using the Majestic Fresh Index

Example domain has an Unnatural Links penalty are the backlinks from China, Russia and Japan. It's also likely that many of the referring domains have a Disavow Tool penalty for selling links.

You should
 
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