Hosting a PBN on Github Pages?

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13lordcommander

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Jul 10, 2019

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• Jul 31, 2019

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I'm working out a very small PBN so I don't mind the coding it would require to setup static websites on the Free Github pages platform.

Are there any other cons to it? Such as leaving a footprint?

thank you!

 

tomcatplayer

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Jan 23, 2019

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• Jul 31, 2019

• #2

are you planning to use github for every site in your network?

 

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13lordcommander

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• Jul 31, 2019
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tomcatplayer said:

are you planning to use github for every site in your network?

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I was planning to start off a handful (3-5) on Github, wait for them to get indexed and then move onto different hosting plans. I only plan to link them to the money site after moving onto paid hosting.

Is this a bad idea? I'll admit I'm trying to penny-pinch right now as this is my first PBN

 

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Mysteriousrobyn

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Jul 17, 2019

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• Jul 31, 2019

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Github page sites take a long time to reflect changes. It is only meant for static sites. Those that very rarely make changes on any part of the site

Just bite the bullet and get good cheap hosting

 

fb3003

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• Jul 31, 2019

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13lordcommander said:

I'm working out a very small PBN so I don't mind the coding it would require to setup static websites on the Free Github pages platform.

Are there any other cons to it? Such as leaving a footprint?

thank you!

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if you want to save money and you are just starting, have you thought about starting a PBN on https://sites.google.com/? www.reddit.com?

 

Jongosv2.0

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Yes you can, by using simply static plugins to output your blog as static pages...to modify/add new content use xammp on your computer ,generates as static pages then upload all the generated files to github pages