Google Cloud for PBN hosting?

Which cloud service you use for PBN hosting?

  • Google Cloud

    Votes: 1 33.3%
  • Amazon AWS

    Votes: 1 33.3%
  • Digital Ocean

    Votes: 1 33.3%
  • Linode

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    3

Visual Eagle

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Anyone here using google cloud for hosting PBN domains? I recently got a hang of making the trial accounts and I still have some good domains that I would need to setup for PBN to rank my other site. Since I would change accounts after like few months (and transfer domain to new) would maybe IP change affect any SEO rankings (not of PBN site) but the ones PBN will link to?

I still need to get the hang of everything (installing WP on them and linking up the domains) but will learn. If there is any good tutorial someone can recommend then do so please ^^
 
How about Amazon aws? Get their vps for free 1 year. After 1 year, creating another account and switch domain to new vps. Is it work?
 
But also leaving the door unlocked and a glass of whisky out on the counter to welcome them in.
How about Amazon aws? There is free vps for 1 year. I know how to create amazon aws account in bulk.
 
i wanted to run gsa on google cloud but thankfully due to the fact its not free i gave up on it. good because now i consider it stupid idea
 
Might as well just use it for landing page hosting for PPC promotion then :D the speeds are really good.
 
I can't wait for OP's new PBN service to try and make it through the Marketplace. Christ.

Assuming I will open PBN service? Why man why.. You can't know :P not interested in offering such services. Its all for personal use.
 
I think one of the cloud PBN hosting companies use Google. They have AWS, bluehost and a few other big companies.

they are fine lol. Just make your pbn look legit...
 
I think one of the cloud PBN hosting companies use Google. They have AWS, bluehost and a few other big companies.

they are fine lol. Just make your pbn look legit...

Yeah you're right, if your PBN looks like a PBN it will get deindexed, so hosting a PBN on G Cloud on paper shouldn't be an issue. Personally I wouldn't do it, due to the amount of shared hosting providers, but each to their own
 
"PBNs are Dead!!1!1!1" thread incoming in 3...2...
 
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