PBN - Hosting ?

[JamaicanMoose]

Take a look at Easy Blog Networks BST here. We've been online since late 2014 and our users have not seen any major issues.

I've been using Easy Blog Networks for the newer PBNs I've built in the past few months and have been very impressed. I'm hosting around 75 blogs on their network now and haven't had any problem. All of the blogs have had a unique IP. Even if the IP that the blog is on is too close for comfort towards one of your other blogs, you can simply request a new one. Their support has been great.

 

[MikeyMikey13]

Try $1 hosting providers in webhostingtalk. Just do daily backup and add some Cloudflare.

How do you do your daily backups?

 

[ridersark]

I've been using Easy Blog Networks for the newer PBNs I've built in the past few months and have been very impressed. I'm hosting around 75 blogs on their network now and haven't had any problem. All of the blogs have had a unique IP. Even if the IP that the blog is on is too close for comfort towards one of your other blogs, you can simply request a new one. Their support has been great.

How much does it cost each month??

 

[Sristy]

I am planning to setup PBNs for a few of my sites. I was searching for hosting options and saw that it was getting costly to maintain a 50 sites PBN on different hosts.

How many site should I put up on a single hosting account?
Any suggestions for economical PBN hosting?

edit: Also should I be using cpanel hosting or vps??


Thanks

If you ask me you should diversify. I have used and still use a bunch of hosting service.
SEO Hosts- Comes with a higher share of risk
Cheap hosts ($1-$3) Lesser risk but high risk of bad IP neighborhood (read PBN neighborhood)
Premium Shared hosting ($3-$5/month) - Best of the lot

Now it depends on the money that you are going to make the money sites ranking using those PBNs, if it is worth it then go for it. Else stick to the riskier ones.
You are with less choices when it comes to PBN hosting. Better yet, build general niche PBNs and then use to link out to a host of money sites, this way you can keep the returns much higher.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

If you build a PBN the last thing you need is a host famous for hosting PBN's. Just my 2 cents.

 

[ridersark]

If you ask me you should diversify. I have used and still use a bunch of hosting service.
SEO Hosts- Comes with a higher share of risk
Cheap hosts ($1-$3) Lesser risk but high risk of bad IP neighborhood (read PBN neighborhood)
Premium Shared hosting ($3-$5/month) - Best of the lot

Now it depends on the money that you are going to make the money sites ranking using those PBNs, if it is worth it then go for it. Else stick to the riskier ones.
You are with less choices when it comes to PBN hosting. Better yet, build general niche PBNs and then use to link out to a host of money sites, this way you can keep the returns much higher.

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Premium shared hosting looks promising in the long term. Does that mean that I need to have only one pbn site per shared hosting account? Kindly suggest

 

[Nerevar]

How much does it cost each month??

See the BST thread.

If you build a PBN the last thing you need is a host famous for hosting PBN's. Just my 2 cents.

We're not a host, we deploy blogs to different big brand hosting providers.

 

[marketingkings]

Try seo hosting.

 

[asap1]

If you dont have a good bankroll your only option is to use cheap host that cost like $5-$12 a year.

It works just fine but if you do have the money always go for the more expensive host.

 

[chdduncan]

You want all different hosting ips and all different cpanel.

 

[Burn Notice]

I would go with cheap $1 hosting, different provider for each website.

I, like Aty like to put PBN's on different hosts. The point is to have each site in your pbn completely blend in as 'just another site' on the net.

Understanding that a completely ZERO footprint existence is not realistic, what is possible is to make your sites very random.

You NEVER want to do any one thing to ALL the sites in your PBN. I.E. use Cloud Flare on ALL of them, or block bots on ALL of them, or use private registration on ALL of them...

Hope that helps.

 

[magicherbs123]

Multiple shared hosting providers. I use hosts all around the world. All of them priced in the $10-12 per year price range. Like Burn Notice mentioned here, let it diversify.

 

[W9go]

when i stated my PNW i looked for a 1 stop solution as well. but i decided to go for different hosting pages. 2 reasons google will one day maybe find out some days because of footprints .... and the price is quite high.

 

[ridersark]

Multiple shared hosting providers. I use hosts all around the world. All of them priced in the $10-12 per year price range. Like Burn Notice mentioned here, let it diversify.

Could you give me some sort of cost break-up.
Also how many PBN sites do you host from one shared hosting package?

 

[magicherbs123]

Could you give me some sort of cost break-up.
Also how many PBN sites do you host from one shared hosting package?

As of now, my PBN is reasonably small (14 websites). So, I am only hosting one website per shared host. But it is completely possible to host multiple sites on a single shared host provided you dont interlink them or link out to the same money site I guess. Not speaking from experience. But it is something which I intend to do once my new money-sites go live. Basically what we are all trying to do is hide footprints. But there's nothing written in stone about footprints. A lot of it is heresay. We are just following a set of best practices that seem to work for everyone.

Coming to the cost breakup, My 14 website PBN has cost me approximately $140 USD I'd say for hosting. Not the exact amount. But close.

Check this out.

http://www.zettahost.com/1-dollar-web-hosting (Not an affiliate link)

You can host 2 domains and you get a free domain registration for one year. $1 per month.

Look for similar deals so that you can reduce your overheads until you start generating some revenue out of it. Hope that helps.

 

[fc-dh]

I use a mix of VPS hosting, cloudflare and hostings like bluehosting and hostgator, i believe that if your PBN's are build the right way that there should not be a problem with hosting as long as you don't interlink, on the major hosting companies i have about 10 PBN's now on one account/IP, BUT you can only do this if your sites are legit, and because i build my PBN sites like real sites and not obvious PBN sites (you know the kind, free themes, 10 posts on the front page, all text, 3/10 links per post) i can get away with that on the major hosting companies.

 

[Nerevar]

As of now, my PBN is reasonably small (14 websites).

EBN has users hosting 500-700 blogs without any issues.

But it is something which I intend to do once my new money-sites go live. Basically what we are all trying to do is hide footprints. But there's nothing written in stone about footprints. A lot of it is heresay. We are just following a set of best practices that seem to work for everyone.

You might also check our blog, because footprints are very specific things if you ignore the paranoia in SEO (and we have the numbers that help us confirm it).

 

[djp371]

There are lots of inexpensive hosting providers that work well but most important is each site has good uptime. Do not use more than 1 site per IP unless they are linking to separate projects.

 

[spacer]

I'm planning to use these guys for my small PBN:

https://quickclickhosting.com/services/pbn-hosting-service/

I'll post my experience in a few days.

 

[spiritfly]

I'm planning to use these guys for my small PBN:

https://quickclickhosting.com/services/pbn-hosting-service/

I'll post my experience in a few days.

Do you mind sharing your experience with those guys @spacer ? I found them in a List of Hosts to Avoid for PBN here on BHW, so not sure how they would do. But considering their cheap prices I'm willing to test them with a few lower quality PBN sites.