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well if it goes for ahrefs, it's so much worth money, spent on it

secondly, check if your backlinks aren't spammy

also, consider if you can afford dedicated server, it's so much better way of hosting sites

whoah, i'm impressed, awesome share OP

or, also you could just copy your links out than trim to root, but that's only a way around to what @lalit_burma said

OP, I would say it's not like web20s don't work, is more like your list have beed overused and that's why you're not getting any results, try finding some new web2.0s and check if you'll be getting results again

you could try, but as @SEEmarket said, try using it as 301 rather than making site on that domain itself

It's not like you can build it, YT 'build' them

but how much did they dive on SERPs?

dot.tk is actually a domain registrar, but as I know when you choose redirect to other domain option you should get 301 to your desired domain

well, it's always good to differentiatie links, but still it IS possible to rank just using PBNs, did it twice, with success :)

it's risky to use one hosting, but if there are many IPs, you could use different IPs for those sites, just to be a bit safer in this matter

theoretically yes but in reality, not all backlinks are shown, whenever you use ahrefs majestic or gwt there are always some links that ain't showing, and if those links are spammy, domain could be banned, but let's hope this is not the case :)

as it was said, you need to wait for PR update, but I wouldn't concern so much about it it's not the same PR it was 2-3 years ago. about backlinks, if you really want a very quality source of links you really would need to create your own list of sites where you can post them. But for starters...

wow @FisnikS awesome list, good job m8

not really, everyone needs to wait that time

In my opinion it's all about the niche, if you're doing not-so-much-competitive niche you probably will end nicely using unique and spun altogether, but when it comes to very competitive uniqueness is the way to go

It's really up to how many of them you wish to create. I myself was able to create about 4-5 accounts on several web2.0's each, with just a single IP and never got banned But it won't hurt to use always different IPs, it's more secure that way

haha, sooo true :D but still thanks for your effort and carrying to share them

point 1 agree point 2 not so much, it's really different (a bit) for each domain, sometimes domains are dropped because there isn't much to do with them anymore (ex company died)