Foreign language pbn

carijacques

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I'm looking to create a PBN for French site.
If I register expired English domain and then place French text on it.
Will it be useful?

 

TomTheCat

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Not really. Why don't you go for .fr domains?

 

carijacques

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TomTheCat said:

Not really. Why don't you go for .fr domains?

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Where to get them?
I Don't know how to check for quality

 

Social Sparrow

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yes, you can. if the expired domain has a clear history. but you can go with .fr domains

 

TomTheCat

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You can check the quality in the same way you do with .com/.net/.org

 

BuildMoreLinks

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.fr domains should be a better match, before even planning to build this pbn you should study the tld overview of your competition.

 

janist

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Yes, that works perfectly fine. You can also create english sites with english content and use french anchors. Works, too. Don't overthink it.

Of course, a super targeted .fr PBN would be the best choice, but if you can't find any good domains to utilize, you can easily go with com/net/org/co.uk and also .ca (many expired french domains to grab), registering is a bit of a b*tch though if you're not from Canada.

 

SuperSonicProxy

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Yup all good. But to be safe I would agree that it'd better to look for .fr domains.