Do you use one google account or many google accounts when using black/gray hat SEO techniques?

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For example, if you run 100 content farms or a PBN with 100 sites, or maybe your SEO techniques is not that black but with a little gray, like buying back links or using translated contents.

Do you use 1 google account for login search console and Analytics and AdSense, or you use multiple google accounts for each site to separate them?

Where to get so many IDs for different google accounts? Especially AdSense needs real account to receive money.
 
For example, if you run 100 content farms or a PBN with 100 sites, or maybe your SEO techniques is not that black but with a little gray, like buying back links or using translated contents.

Do you use 1 google account for login search console and Analytics and AdSense, or you use multiple google accounts for each site to separate them?

Where to get so many IDs for different google accounts? Especially AdSense needs real account to receive money.
If you own a PBN, it's risky to use one Google account for Console and Analytics.
 
For PBN is good to have different google accounts for each site
 
Many google accounts ofcourse its a no brainer.
 
Why you need google stuff, when you can just use a ahrefs unique file upload to the server to qualify for free ahrefs organic keywords and traffic ratings? You get tons for free and an easier way to manage things.
 
Why you need google stuff, when you can just use a ahrefs unique file upload to the server to qualify for free ahrefs organic keywords and traffic ratings? You get tons for free and an easier way to manage things.
At least you need to use search console to submit sitemaps to google, right? And for many sites, AdSense is a very good option to earn money.
 
At least you need to use search console to submit sitemaps to google, right? And for many sites, AdSense is a very good option to earn money.
I haven't submitted a sitemap for a decade, and my sites get found ok, and posts get indexed usually within 24-48h. Yes, adsense, but good idea to have sites, where its different networks, and also different businesses that control your adsese. If all your sites are in adsense only, and you lose your account, that's not very good planning on your part. :) Good option is to advertise custom advertising options on your site. You can really keep your revenue channels separate like that.
 
1. Well, it's not a good practice to use 1 console for PBNs but if your posts aren't getting indexed then I suggest using different console for each site or max add 2 sites per account to submit the sitemap also request the manual URL indexing request.

2. Its not as hard to create Gmail accounts, just make a routine to create 5 accounts per day and you are good to go.

3. I don't have much experience with so much Adsense account but if your sites start getting traffic, you may check the Adsterra, monetag for monetization initially and if the traffic is really good, ezoic is another good option as well.
 
It's safer but trickier to have separate Google accounts for each site to avoid one problem spoiling everything, though getting many legit accounts, especially for AdSense, is a real headache.
 
For multiple content farms or sites with gray-hat SEO, use separate Google accounts for Search Console, Analytics, and AdSense. Acquire IDs accordingly.
 
Yes, It is very difficult to get separate google accounts for each website.

But that is the only wise idea.

Have to use different ids for each website.
 
Many SEOs prefer not to keep all their eggs in one basket for risk management. If Google penalizes one site and everything is under one account, it’s easier for them to find and penalize your other projects. Go with multiple accounts, keep properties separated and minimize cross-contamination risks.
 
Multiple accounts
Just get a dedicated number for each of them
 
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