I suggest locking him/her in an empty room for about a week with speakers at the ceiling that play a voice repeating "I shall remove all PBN domains before sending the sheet over to customers" over and over at a reasonable high volume. Pretty sure this won't happen again then.
No worries, I'm...
@reallife The last report I received contained all 30 PBN domains! Please make sure that this was a one-time error so that all sites using it stay safe.
The good news is that they're safe with me and this gives me a chance to go through them one by one and properly review your service and setup.
I just received my first report. As promised, the TF is 20+ and CF was between 17 and 22 in my case. It's impossible to verify though or check other metrics or the link profiles due to lack of transparency.
I'll update this post if/when I see any movements in rankings - afterall that's all I...
Right, thanks, I didn't see the TAT. ;) Looking forward to those links. If they are good, I'll surely order more for other sites - this one's just a test.
I thought SeedingUp blog post links are always nofollow? At least it says so on their site. Do you know any similar vendors in Germany that actually do outreach for each client and not just post the content on their existing publishers blogs?
I see, I thought for a second you were referring to the "I didn't find any German PBN vendor at all so far" part.
@all, Nargil confirmed my impression that there is a lack of German PBN vendors and he does have German domains at hand in case anyone wants to build his/her own PBN. :)
Doesn't look too good so far - I didn't find any German PBN vendor at all so far. Just crappy press portals and the like. Most Germans just build their own PBNs apparently.
Not if you don't set an A record for the hostname that resolves to the backend IP address and just use the server IP directly to access cPanel/WHM instead. So saying cPanel leaks the IP isn't accurate. The cPanel port redirecting to the hostname you configured is the issue, so ultimately just a...
It means that they use optimized routing for backend (origin) servers that are hosted on the Google Cloud Platform. It doesn't mean they use Google's network to deliver content to visitors.
"As part of this program, 30 CloudFlare points of presence (PoPs) are directly connected to Google Cloud...
Yeah, that would be a similar solution as the one that pbn.hosting is offering with AWS Cloudfront, just that it's then CloudFlare's CDN and not Cloudfront's. Even though the IPs between the sites will be different, it's still like using different IPs of the same hosting provider for your whole...
I don't think it matters much whether or not they rotate IPs as long as it's all PBN sites on their IPs. I do believe that it work great for now, but question is for how long this will work until a competitor or Google employee decides to sign-up and penalize all domains hosted on their IPs...
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