You are just posting to promote your signature,aren't you? Because you are saying "Pretty good for any backlink diversification. " and he is talking about "How to build PBN cheapest way". Those two sentences don't agree at all.
thanks for sharing
i started to use blogspot hosting for my PBN to try out couple months ago.
its indexed in Majestic and Moz but Ranking is not increased as hoped
Interesting. I heard that google hates this kind of thing and actively bans websites for doing it. I would be careful. It's possibly that because Tumblr holds a little more weight you may get away with it but who knows.Maybe this could help you with the 404-problem.
h**p://codecaveme.de/blog/en/tumblr-404-to-start-redirect-404-with-301/
Ive not tried it in relation to the linkjuice. But if the script redirects it too, then this gonna be a nice workaround.
This site is a real gem, thanks for the sharing!play a little with http://domainswithbacklinks.com/
You will see it is a real gold mine.
You blended two things together. With one I would agree, with one I would not. Will the web2.0 hosting have a footprint? It will, you are right. My idea about this tutorial was that a person new to PBNs could start a let's say 10-domain network having 3 domains on blogspot, 3 on tumblr, etc. By the time such marketer will run out of options for web2.0 hostings, he/she will have a real PBN which used properly should supply him the means (money) to step up his game and play as the big guys do. Probably noone will have a 200-domain PBN on web2.0 hostings. I just think it is a good start for new marketers, and a good way of diversification(or cost cutting) for big players.Everybody know about expired domains. Most people do buy them for 10$ for year. Then you are complaining how 1$ hostings "are very unreliable" but you should go for free one? And to answer you, 1 HQ website is better then 2 spammy websites, and if you are using FREE hostings on every pbn domain don't you think it would leave footprint? Also it will make sites load MUCH slower because most of free hostings are very very bad. I don't recommend using free hostings for PBN, as well as anybody who knows at least something about SEO.
What does that have to do with the method above ? The method looks great.. Maybe you did not create good backlinks..
Thanks all for a great feedback. It's really great seeing you like what I shared.
You blended two things together. With one I would agree, with one I would not. Will the web2.0 hosting have a footprint? It will, you are right. My idea about this tutorial was that a person new to PBNs could start a let's say 10-domain network having 3 domains on blogspot, 3 on tumblr, etc. By the time such marketer will run out of options for web2.0 hostings, he/she will have a real PBN which used properly should supply him the means (money) to step up his game and play as the big guys do. Probably noone will have a 200-domain PBN on web2.0 hostings. I just think it is a good start for new marketers, and a good way of diversification(or cost cutting) for big players.
And the second point you made was that the free or $1 hostings are unreliable. They are unreliable as hell. When I needed a lot of $1 hostings with a different IPs, the companies happened to come and go. I spent a crapload of time just checking if any of my websites is down. But the approach in this tut is not about a "free hosting" as in a standard hosting that is given you for free. Such hostings are even more unreliable. My described method uses the web2.0 hosting, which means that your website will be hosted on the same servers as blogspot or tumblr blogs. Did you ever see a downtime on a tumblr blog? I did not.
It really depends on the quality of the domains. Web2.0 hosting is just what it is - a hosting.what does your comment have to do with any thing?
i am telling my experience of the exactly mentioned method
Hi,I started this right now, 3 domain in blogspot and 2 in tumblr. OP can you suggest other web2.0 that I can use my own domain for free? Thanks in advance!