How to assess PBN's quality

[patlang]

Hello, once you get an expired domain, do your due diligence how do you check if it actually passes any link juice?

If you constantly build links to your MS, you will not be able to figure out which PBN made your page stuck even though all of them looked fine.

 

[seo_seo_seo]

Maybe have more sites to test this on?

I agree this is a tough question. However, if you have the resources to build or pay for multiple PBNs, you should invest in testing out which one works best.

 

[traffgan]

You take sellers word for it. Thats all. Or in some cases test the network on a website which is never the case because seller will just straight up say no.

 

[starplayer]

Before getting an expired domain, check with the following basic things:

1. info:exampledomain.com
2. backlink data
3. Google Penalty
4. Domain Authority / Page authority.
5. Spam score & more things..

Hope the above basic thing is good enough to pick a good expired domain from my experience.

 

[darulez]

dam, ppl always over complicate everything cause they read some shitty 7$ wso.

create a article on our pbn. submit it to index.
check the ranking. if it is in top 100 = its good.
if not, your domain sucks,your article sucks, whatever.
so it will be worthless to put ANY OBL in there.

 

[patlang]

dam, ppl always over complicate everything cause they read some shitty 7$ wso.

create a article on our pbn. submit it to index.
check the ranking. if it is in top 100 = its good.
if not, your domain sucks,your article sucks, whatever.
so it will be worthless to put ANY OBL in there.

1. It might not work for competitive KWs.
2. For moderate KWs you can rank a website in the top 100 with no backlinks at all.
3. Sometimes toxic sites might rank in the top 100 as well.

so basically it doesn't make too much sense

 

[Sristy]

It is not that complicated. Build out your PBNs slowly. One at a time and keep adding your links to it. Once you start ranking just keep repeating what you did. SEO is all about learning on the way. There is just "NO" guide which can tell you what works correctly. Only what you know works will matter in the end.