how to make PBN look like real sites?

This is right. So many people obsess about their PBN's looking clean, but if you're already being investigated as part of a manual review you're fucked. You would actually have to make sure every blog is run like a normal blog, which is insanely time consuming and expensive. Just forget about it and do what you can to avoid manual reviews: block spy bots as aggressively as possible.

you guys have to seriously get it out of your heads that the whole damn internet comprises of blogs. A 10-15 page static html site takes about 2-3 hours to build, never needs updating and is so much more secure than a WP blog. It's also pretty damn natural. You can set it up to funnel all the authority from every page to a single link to your money site.
 
you guys have to seriously get it out of your heads that the whole damn internet comprises of blogs. A 10-15 page static html site takes about 2-3 hours to build, never needs updating and is so much more secure than a WP blog. It's also pretty damn natural. You can set it up to funnel all the authority from every page to a single link to your money site.

^ This!

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Static sites also have the benefit that you can host them just about anywhere for peanuts, for example you can use <random cloud provider> storage product. Hosting a static website on an Amazon S3 bucket costs you a couple of cents per year and is literally bomb proof.

BuiltWith Trends is tracking 126,000+ sites that use Amazon S3 as their primary method of hosting so in Google's eyes this is "normal" and expected to see some backlinks to your money site coming from a Amazon S3 hosted website.

If you want to make them look pretty, Themeforest site templates are about 1/3rd the cost of Wordpress themes.
 
Static sites also have the benefit that you can host them just about anywhere for peanuts, for example you can use <random cloud provider> storage product. Hosting a static website on an Amazon S3 bucket costs you a couple of cents per year and is literally bomb proof.

BuiltWith Trends is tracking 126,000+ sites that use Amazon S3 as their primary method of hosting so in Google's eyes this is "normal" and expected to see some backlinks to your money site coming from a Amazon S3 hosted website.

If you want to make them look pretty, Themeforest site templates are about 1/3rd the cost of Wordpress themes.

tell me more - does this work like a sub/addon domain (domain is really mysite.amazons3.com, but users just need to type mysite.com, I read your link and it looks like it
 
you guys have to seriously get it out of your heads that the whole damn internet comprises of blogs. A 10-15 page static html site takes about 2-3 hours to build, never needs updating and is so much more secure than a WP blog. It's also pretty damn natural. You can set it up to funnel all the authority from every page to a single link to your money site.
Ok, this is an example I guess: http://themeforest.net/item/decor-html5-versatile-template-/full_screen_preview/8101649 But 1 question: we still need to block the spybots, don't we? So to block them I could just go and use .htaccess? (but not every cheap host allows it, does he)
 
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