Amazon Web Services PBN

fedefdx · Jan 22, 2016

Hi Everyone,

I would like to know if it's recommendable to host a PBN on AWS. I'm planning to host around 6 domains for now hosting each domain in a different instance.

Is this a good approach? Beside I have some experience making websites I'm very new at building PBN, selling staff, etc, so I'd really appreciate any help you guys can give me.

Thanks in Advance.

Cheers

webaff · Jan 22, 2016

I haven't heard of anyone doing this, but one important rule of PBNs is to mix everything up. Don't use AWS for all your sites. Mix it up with regular hosting, cheap hosts, etc. Otherwise, you are liable to leave a footprint.

ThopHayt · Jan 22, 2016

They are a good host. For what you get they are fairly cheap too. I also like Google's hosting, frankly, though most here are scared to build PBNs on them.

fedefdx · Jan 22, 2016

webaff said:
I haven't heard of anyone doing this, but one important rule of PBNs is to mix everything up. Don't use AWS for all your sites. Mix it up with regular hosting, cheap hosts, etc. Otherwise, you are liable to leave a footprint.

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Yes, I ve been reading and I think that's what I am gonna do. Thanks!

They are a good host. For what you get they are fairly cheap too. I also like Google's hosting, frankly, though most here are scared to build PBNs on them.

I ve been working with them and I only had to pay the key, they offer you a free year which is great because if you are not making money, you don't have to pay even if you are making little money you still not paying for hosting once you are making good money you ll probably have to pay something.

I'd recommend AWS to anyone and the support is just amazing too.

jimbobo2779 · Jan 23, 2016

I don't know about being scared to build PBNs on any host but it is very important to not host all of your PBN sites on the same hosting, even if on different instances because you will likely end up on the same IP or ranges leaving a fairly obvious footprint.

accelerator_dd · Jan 23, 2016

You can use clouds to host your PBNs but you need to make sure they are not all on the same one, and if possible, that others are hosting their sites on the same IP (like shared hosting).

I would recommend you also throw some regular hostings for a few sites - namecheap seems to be a good option these days.

fedefdx · Jan 23, 2016

I ll be def using multiple hosting. Thank you guys for the answers

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