It literally takes a couple minutes to setup an email account. Why not just make an email for each domain using the domain name?
It’s super easy to do PBN1@hotmail, PBN2@yahoo, PBN3@outlook, PBN4@live, PBN5@hotmail
Replace “PBN#” with the actual domain name.
Whois privacy is pretty standard...
So do pretty much any other unnatural link building methods.
many guest post and niche edits sold are basically link farms…A public PNB that looks more risky than a legit well built PBN.
in my opinion a good and truly private pbn carry a fairly low risk and they can hide in plain sight.
Elementor is great but it is kinda the opposite of knowledge. Web development isn’t my forte and I have used elementor with great success. I personally use it due to my lack of time and knowledge.
block builders and templates are the easy way out.
I placed an order (1200 word blog article) with SEO content a few days ago. It was NOT a free review copy. I have no bias since I actually paid for it.
Deliver of the article was quick and the quality was among the best I have found. I provided a basic outline on the topic and the article hit...
And that makes sense. How many college students sharing a WiFi network in their apartment each have their own eBay account.
I have 3 for years with no problems. My wife’s account, my personal account, and a business account. 3 different emails never a problem.
I would think multiple accounts...
ionos is the only company that has called me with a high pressure sales pitch for their website cms. I registered a domain with them a couple weeks ago and got a call the next day.
she kept trying to bait me in with the try it for 30 days free offer. I had to tell her no a few times. Annoying...
Can you elaborate on “the simpler content, the more profitable”
are you referring to reading level/complexity of the text, or just covering basic and simple topics in the article? I often get wordy and technical in some of my articles. Often in an attempt to show knowledge and get word count...
and one of them was de indexed after a couple of days. I will add some better articles to it, the ones provided by the service provider weren’t great. Let’s see if google picks it back up or if it’s a lost cause.
Im new to the affiliate marketing world. It’s never been my focus, but I’m going to try it out with a few sites.
I’m still in the research and planning phase and figuring out who to partner with, but I plan to partner with a couple of vendors/stores directly.
is it a general rule that multiple...
It’s crazy how random indexing can be.
I have two sites I’m working on (both expired domains) one just has a “coming soon” page and the other is lorem ipsum.
Both index within 2 days.
other sites have taken a couple weeks to get picked up. ♂️
How does a page with infinite scroll come into play? Has anyone explored this?
Let’s say a visitor has a 4 minute session on a single landing/home page compared to visiting 2 pages on a competitors site with a 60 second session.
there’s probably a lot to this weighting factor based on search...
Odd. I’ve often see exact match domains in the top of search results.
To his point, you can also rank the hedgehog domain, but there’s lots of keyword domains out there.
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