does anyone has succeed with monthly link rental service? this kind of service is not cheap, unlike most of the service in bhw, it can be as expensive as $300 a month, if a year that's $3.6k a year. Imagine you still stuck and doesn't make it to the top and you still don't have any ROI.
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There are plenty people having success.
These types of services ensure the domains / sites in the PBNs are maintained and looked after. There are sellers who buy cheap domains, throw together a cheap PBN, sell links and don't even bother renewing the domain 12 months later.
Quality services are never the cheapest !
These types of services ensure the domains / sites in the PBNs are maintained and looked after. There are sellers who buy cheap domains, throw together a cheap PBN, sell links and don't even bother renewing the domain 12 months later.
Quality services are never the cheapest !
safeSEOboost
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I spend some cash on authority site, but when I'm starting new site I'm not going pay for that kind of links
aidenhera
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monthly subscriptions are smart for people who offers these kind of services. i would never buy it no matter how big quality.
you are never sure if you will rank in next month or in next two years if even. thats why its not good idea to buy expensive monthly subscriptions
you are never sure if you will rank in next month or in next two years if even. thats why its not good idea to buy expensive monthly subscriptions
agreed.
Vinny8
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Amen, brother
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The truth is however that no one is going to sell you permanent homepage link from really good website, PBN or not. It doesn't make any sense as a seller to sell permanent homepage links as those spots are limited. Once I fill them up why should I continue paying for hosting? Ill just let it go, there is no more money to be made from this.
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That's exactly what most PBN sellers here do. And it's a blatant scam and a ban reason as well. So yeah, "there's money to be made" and also "ban to be hammered".
But let's break it down:
Bought one time package PBN links: They drop mostly in less than a year, mostly on crappy domains, once links get lost, they do more damage than good.
Rented PBN links: Nobody would rent a link for $360 a month for a site that's not raking that kind of money in a day. You can get decent rented links for a few bucks. No idea why we go to the extremes here.
Your own PBN: Quality domain compared to the ones that decent link renters have is at least good $300. I would price a link on this one to maybe $10 a month. That, plus hosting, plus content. 10 sites like this one and you end up on good $5K for the first year. Renting 10 links like this is $1200 a year.
So it all comes down to what you consider more effective, safer and better for your overall ROI. If I were to buy PBN links nowadays, I would buy only rented ones.
Exactly.
Monthly means there's continual reinvestment.
It's cheaper too than building your own PBN network, unless you happen to have a spare $20k sitting around.
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Did I ever tell you that I don't like you? Every time I come into a thread to help enlighten some folks you come and post what I was about to write.
In a nutshell, yeah, if you buy a link outright then the site it is on is more than likely not going to be up for much more than a year as the seller has little incentive to keep the site maintained once the links have been sold. This is especially so with a bought homepage link, it is a total false economy.
Renting links ensures that the sites will be maintained and if they go down you simply stop paying, as Nargil pointed out you can get links on sites for a few bucks so it isn't like you need to be throwing down hundreds per link per month, you can start small if you want to. If you are bringing in enough money you can start playing with the $100+ link per month but it is not a starting point.
Cheers.
you don't need 20k to build your own 10 pbn I guess?
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don chino
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For one-time fee you won’t get permanent good PBN homepage links cause it just wouldn’t be profitable business for the seller. With rented links you see if it works and can buy more or end the subscription sooner, noone expects you to rent for a year if it’s not working. It’s usually “cancel anytime”. By renting you’ll be able to get power links.
maildigger
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I would like tro try the link rental route for some of my websites.
So... what are some good & scalable link rentals options?
So... what are some good & scalable link rentals options?