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If you're just looking to show bots something different, no need to overcomplicate it. Far as I know, Priority Prospect’s the only one that actually verifies if it’s Googlebot at the IP level and passes that info to your site directly. It's also cheaper and cleaner than trying to use a dedicated...

Several shared hosting sites sound good on paper, but managing a bunch of accounts gets old fast. Also, not all PBN hosts are bad. If you can have your sites hosted on dedicated IPs, you should be fine. Priority Prospect is probably the best I know, they even let you pick IPs from locations you...

Yes, it's still going strong. I think this response from last year is still valid. You can check it out. https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/pbn-in-2024-is-it-a-good-idea.1599565/post-17708395 To summarize, you need unique IPs and a reliable hosting provider.

Hosting all 20 websites on the same server and sharing the same IP, whether masked behind Cloudflare, is a significant downgrade. A better setup would be hosting all sites on the same server but pointing to unique IPs. That way, you save costs on multiple hosting, and your sites appear...

Yeah, you're right to be cautious about GSC. SSL can still be hard but GSC is like inviting a cop to an underage drinking party, ahaha. The straightforward way would be to host on multiple hosting services but from experience, it's not practical, especially for 50 sites. If it's cheap PBN...

You don't even need to have posts published, buddy. If it's new, submit it right away and then keep things rolling. Google’s bots will catch up eventually.

This is spot on. EEAT is like the chicken and the egg situation. If you have no social presence, the website you're looking to start may not take off, even if it's your way of demonstrating expertise. So, your best bet is to pay for those PR links, get certifications (if relevant), and get some...

Google cares more about context these days than strict keyword counts. Imagine you have other brands of red bags e.g "Dior-red-bags". Keyword density is more important to avoid cannibalization. So, if it's about a "[brand] red bag", let that be the focus keyword as-is. Don't overuse "Saint tom...

Push some tier-2 links to those baclinks. Avoid those generic blog comments and forum posts. You could buy thousands BL on Fiverr for less than $10 and spread them across multiple URLs.

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I agree with focusing on quality links. However, here's a quick checklist for you Is the referring page indexed? If it's recent, maybe you should give it a bit more time Check if the link is "no-follow" If the referring site has too many pages/links, it may have exhausted its crawl budget...

Ideally, one per IP. But if you have a lot of PBNs, you could reuse the same IP to target another money site. However, ensure they are not in the same niche and never link to each other. Basically, Site A, hosted on IP A, targets money site A. Site B, hosted on IP A, targets money site B.

Instead of focusing on a high-quality PBN, it's better to know what makes up an ineffective PBN. Then, you can avoid those and properly optimize your budget. A low-quality PBN uses spam domains, the same hosting, and multiple money sites. You could still have a decent PBN with shared IPs, but...

The budget-friendly option is using one of those pbn hosting sites. Make sure your IP addresses are spread out across different locations. For DNS, mix it up by using different nameservers from your registrar, also private nameservers, and Cloudflare to keep things diverse. I personally go with...

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