Are PBNs REALLY dead?

They had their networks hit, and decided that they were not going to use them anymore. The time and effort that is put into building a PBN can also be used for creating high quality content, manually outreaching for quality links and so on.

Who said PBN content has to be low quality. My PBN content is better than most people's WH/money-site content. Whenever I head a "better invest time in <insert-here> than in PBN" is like hearing "better invest time in building bricks one by one instead of building a construction company".
 
Definitely still work if they're done right, if they stand out as a 'network' then they're doomed really......
 
They still work a treat. Just build them yourself then you will always have control. Even if a site gets hit just remove and add another. Just requires work but doesn't everything that earns decent money...
 
If google take yours satellite site as PBN, then dead.
If no, then it work.
We are making money at the mercy of google.
 
That was a question asked in 2014 and i still see guys saying PBN is dead. While there are guys who rank with them. So take your shot.
 
Would it be possible to build a PBN that I could then use to get my amazon product pages ranked well on google?
Sorry if daft Q... N00b here
 
Would it be possible to build a PBN that I could then use to get my amazon product pages ranked well on google?
Sorry if daft Q... N00b here

Take the time to at least read all the posts, this is answered many number of times in this thread.
 
PBN's are not dead, I don't think they ever will be either if they are built properly with good content thats relevant to the inbound links how will google even know. WHOIS can be hidden and more and more people are doing so.
 
I'm a PBN link vendor and I get this a lot so let me tell you point of view...

People who lose their PBNs are simply careless and don't go extra mile with either setting them up or way they're using them later on.

No, PBN's are not dead.

Even more... they (probably) never actually will be.

Only way for Google to get rid of PBN's for good is to disregard inbound links as a signal all together.

Have you also heard that website directories are dead? They've been "officially" dead like 5 years minimum by now actually.

But in fact, they still work too...

You get a nice listing on a PR3 directory page with OBL below 50 and you'll notice rank increase in no time.

Dead!
 
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