Hosting for PBN?

nocturnal911

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Hi,

Up until now, i bought small shared hosting packages on different providers. But recently i am seeing many people are using SEO hosting with different C class IP's. Do you people think Using SEO hosting like (aseohosting) won't get caught by Google radar?

And also, in PBN's do you use a single blog post or a site wide link? which one is preferable?

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

PS: i am protecting my whois, different theme for different site and the main thing is i am also using high quality content.
 
You can get normal hosting and still cover your PBN. SEO hosting is not going to save you. I would advise avoiding hosting providers that focus on a very specific niche as it comes at the expense of durability and customer service.
 
But, here in bhw there are lot of people using seo hosting, just curious to know were they getting ranked or being caught by Google at some point. Getting shared hosting from different providers is nice as long as your PBN is small, but when the no.of PBN's increasing , its hard to manage all. That's why i am looking for something where i can manage all at once.
 
I strongly advise you to avoid SEO hosting.
 
But, here in bhw there are lot of people using seo hosting, just curious to know were they getting ranked or being caught by Google at some point. Getting shared hosting from different providers is nice as long as your PBN is small, but when the no.of PBN's increasing , its hard to manage all. That's why i am looking for something where i can manage all at once.

Choosing SEO hosting to manage it all at once is not the solution. You increase the chances of being exposed. If I were you, I'd diversify my PBN's across many different providers and find a management method that is time-efficient.
 
Thanks for sharing your experience here. Is it okay if we use sitewide links in all our PBN's or should get links in few posts in every PBN? Any advice?
 
You should check our BST for Easy Blog Networks. Instead of having our own IPs and DNS addresses, we host everything with brand hosting providers like Rackspace, Amazon and HP Cloud.

This means the setup is the same as if you went and created accounts with each of those hosts. Plus, a big bonus that you can host with enormous hosts (Amazon has 3 million customers).
 
I would advise you to avoid SEO hosting and go with different hosts for different domains. You can give D4networks a try. We offer Shared Hosting at an affordable cost with dedicated IP at very small extra charges.
 
Try PazHosting, they seem great for diversification. Reliability is meh, anybody know if they are still any good? Not used them for months.
 
Try PazHosting, they seem great for diversification. Reliability is meh, anybody know if they are still any good? Not used them for months.

You keep recomending them in evey post but you don't know if they are any good? Okey.
 
Or you can just do it for free....
can you please write me your opinions, is it really safe to have all domains in PBN with this CloudFlare solution? Although CF is a huge network with thousands of IP, still, looking from the perspective of the money site, if it gets 80% of links from CF IPs, is it safe? And, above all, do those links work with full power?
 
You keep recomending them in evey post but you don't know if they are any good? Okey.

Easy there! It was only for two related threads and it's not a recommendation, just trying to offer some kind of answer to their problems ;)
 
Stay away from SEO hosting companies. Google knows about them being used for hosting PBNs. Rather use some cheap shared hosting companies that sell hosting for $1 or $2 per month. You can find them here: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/f196-hosting/ or e.g. here or here.

And as for the links from your PBN, build links in your blog posts. Do not use sitewide links.
 
Those people with SEO hosting will soon learn their fate. Stay away from it.

Keep everything separate even if that means you need to host 50 different sites on 50 different hosting companies.
 
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