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I've said it before and I'll say it again, a well designed PBN will last the age of time and each Google update. PBN's are not dead and have been driving my money sites for years. I've been apart of quite a number of PBN services, some for testing and some for long term. The best ones are the...

In my experience the disavow tool doesn't do much, I've tried on hundreds of domains I own with varying success. My biggest wins for link pruning is via link removal only. That way you can be certain that it works and Google is no longer counting the links.

This probably effects the crappy PBN services that run rampant on BST threads and forums everywhere. Solid PBN's will sustain. I've been apart of one PBN for nearly 5 years and because they are natural blogs, with real blog posts they haven't had any deindexing issues. However they don't skimp...

There may be a footprint sure, but a lot of time people block bots not because they are hiding their PBN but blocking aggressive bots from wasting resources and bandwidth. I wouldn't use the stock default block list found by many PBN people but create something custom.

Webmaster tools is a joke for checking your links. I have sites with hundreds of thousands of links and they show only a few thousand. You want to use a backlink checker like Ahrefs to get a more realistic link count.

I agree I'd look at finding a service rather than using GSA or Scrapebox. In order to get any traffic you'd likely need to spam hard which could cause other problems and isn't sustainable method for getting traffic. If you could build a few viral posts and get them popular on Facebook you may...

I wouldn't advise using fake testimonials, can open a can of worms. Just ask your clients if you can use a testimonial, you would be surprised how many say yes if you ask.

There's a risk with every type of link building. SAPE does work though, just need to know the risks and how to reduce the overall risk profile.

I have not heard of this and I'm not sure if that's even possible, especially given Google knows of it's own SERP properties & IPs.

No, horrible advice. Sure there are use cases on the edge where these methods can work, but generally speaking the way that most people would go about getting those kind of links will cause problems with penguin. THis is more like a guide of what not to do.

What are you planning on doing with the proxies?

Thanks, as mentioned it works fine for smaller domains. However sites with a lot of links and a lot of subdomains it doesn't work. I'm wondering if there is a work around?

As others have already said, most of the services on here that offer PBN's don't know how to build them and don't spend the extra time or money to do it properly. Add in the fact that they are open to any parasite site and you've got a recipe for a disaster. There are PBN's out there but any...

Thanks for the inflation post, but has anyone noticed this? Its the same thing with Majestic. For smaller domains the subdomains search seems to work, but for large domains it doesn't work and you need to individually target the subdomain for backlink lookup which won't solve the problem.

Here is a trick, find the best dof0ll0w links that point to your domain, maybe a review site or whatever. Buy SAPE links to those pages to filter PR to your site. Keep a close eye on those links though so you ensure they stay up. Instead of making crappy web 2.0 buffers use site with real value.

Fiverr clones still exist! Your a hustler, good job staying afloat. Why can't you prove the seller delivered the goods? Surely you can prove that within the messaging or system that you have. You really shouldn't have a ton of problem with chargebacks and losing.

Brand name is awful, upwork? Makes me sound like I'm gonna be doing more work rather than less. However the features they mention could be powerful, I'm curious when they will combine the elance/odesk marketplace officially? Is this the start? Another question - oDesk set minimum hourly rates...

Anyone have any idea? This is the first time I've come across this that I'm aware of, is it a recent bug or have I been overlooking subdomains for a long time in link research via ahrefs?

I'm looking at a competitors domain and can't seem to get the links pointed to their subdomains. Trust me, I'm no rookie to Ahrefs.com but I can't seem to get this to work. Let's use Typepad as an example, I type typepad.com and use the *.domain/* query. Upon searching I see 28 M backlinks...

They aren't a scam but I will agree they have some of the highest pricing in the industry.