mapleisaac
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- Dec 5, 2010
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Hi, who is casper ?
Are PBNs dead now ?
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VolcanoMan
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- May 20, 2013
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Lol casper.com take a look at their seo setup. They crush everyone in a VERY competitive market. They suck at media buying and ads tho so they lose money hand over fist but 45% of their traffic is organic SEO they lead the industry.
Chief Ranker
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- Dec 27, 2009
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Hi @achiever2011 , Most of the peoples says PBNs Dead But not , Its working long life, Many URLs allowed the PBNs. I using in authority backlinks its works in PBN.
blackbeans
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- Nov 29, 2008
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PBNs are not going to go away. Okay, let’s just get that out of the way.
If people want to set up high-quality, heavy-authority websites that manipulate links, PBNs will always be part of the mix.
What I'm reading into your question is whether obvious PBNs or badly constructed ones are dead.
If that's what you mean, then the answer is yes. They're dead today as they were dead yesterday.
But they're probably dying at a faster rate now because Google is quickly evolving.
It’s really important to make sure that, if you're adding new blogs to your PBN, the integrity of the existing network is preserved.
Unfortunately, if you buy PBN links, you're basically rolling the dice that the network won't get exposed.
But the problem is if Google is suspicious about one link, and the PBN is set up the wrong way, it can easily become a dumpster fire.
So well-constructed PBNs based on expired domains that have solid value will always be valuable.
But lower-quality ones that are sold like hotcakes? I'm not too sure about them.
If people want to set up high-quality, heavy-authority websites that manipulate links, PBNs will always be part of the mix.
What I'm reading into your question is whether obvious PBNs or badly constructed ones are dead.
If that's what you mean, then the answer is yes. They're dead today as they were dead yesterday.
But they're probably dying at a faster rate now because Google is quickly evolving.
It’s really important to make sure that, if you're adding new blogs to your PBN, the integrity of the existing network is preserved.
Unfortunately, if you buy PBN links, you're basically rolling the dice that the network won't get exposed.
But the problem is if Google is suspicious about one link, and the PBN is set up the wrong way, it can easily become a dumpster fire.
So well-constructed PBNs based on expired domains that have solid value will always be valuable.
But lower-quality ones that are sold like hotcakes? I'm not too sure about them.
Smugl
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- Sep 7, 2016
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PBNs have always been relevant. But in recent years, the market has grown very much, and players with inferior quality sites have come in.
1. Many people were disappointed in low-quality PBNs and concluded for themselves that they are spam.
2. Many have learned to create a good PBN on their own. Many resources allow you to do so.
3. And the last. Domains that you could buy two years ago at auction for $100 are now worth $1000.