Different Niche domain for PBN

Hi Guys

May i use different Niche domains for the PBN?

its getting very difficult to find a niche domain with good metrics.

Please give your suggestion.

 

you can use any domain name. the content should be relevent

 

Content on my PBN will be relevant but earlier that domain was use for different products and services.

for example i am trying to create a pbn for event management niche and that domain was earlier used for restaurant website.

May i use that domain ??

 

Depends upon your niche,you can see the common niche could have lots of domains which will be available but on the other hand,some domains are not available and at that time,you have to contact with the resellers.

 

If you are going for long term, I would suggest a niche relevant domain. But most of the people use non niche related domain for their PBN. It is your choice.

 

I love SEO because of all the massive misinformation keeping the competitors at bay. "Niche specific PBNs" is one of my favorite, anchoring the ability and success of new SEOs.

 

Thanks faithjhung that's what i was thinking that its very difficult to find for others too as my niche is very broad and still i can't find good domains so others might be facing same problem.

 

I used many different niche domains for my PBN and didn't have problems at all.

 

Do you guys think PBN of 10 will be enough for medium competition and how much it will take to see results. i am creating pbn first time, your help be very appreciated

 

If you're not able to get niche relevant domains, the next best thing (on the safe side) is general type domains: news, personal blogs, professional blogs, organisations/events. Any of those you can spin around to make it look natural.

 

As long as the article can link the main topic of the PBN and the keyword you want to target for your MS, then you are fine.

You could also start by dripping some niche relevant articles into the new section with authority OBL's to start the theming process.

 

Sometimes you can get a not quite niche relevant website but still make a relevant content link to your site. Specifically in your example, it wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility for a restaurant blog to mention an event management service. This would require you to make the blog site look like a legit website and not at all to look like it's part of a PBN.

 

You'll never know when you never try. Add more when needed. Also remember to diversify your links.

 

10 PBNs will not create much impact on SERP, you need more

 

Non niche related domains still work.

 

a niche related domain is always the best choice but you can always select a non niche domain if you find it difficult to find niche domain.
It's not like they don't rank. It's just that they require some more efforts !

 

Make sure that your article is relevant to the domain that you are linking to. Put in the time and effort to make contextual links and you should be fine.

 

Being an expired domains seller myself, I can say that non-niche domains work fine. No problem with that. Finding both very high stats and niche combination is very difficult. If you are smart enough, you can backlink to the money site with a sensible article/content. The no. of domains always depend on the competition. It is very difficult to predict. Build a few and then wait and then check the effect. Then go for the next set and so on.

 

Read this topic first, you may get some idea.
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...very-own-pbn-right-way-stays-under-radar.html

 

Yes you can. The results are less effective, but still it works.