copernicus
Newbie
- Oct 17, 2019
- 2
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Hi everyone, im a new time poster but have stalked for some time now but im still very new to the game.
And I have a question I can find any discussion on, the prices for high quality PBN are quite much higher than low quality ones. This is obvious since the high quality ones rank better then their low quality "peer's", but what if you increased the quantity of the lower DR/TR metrics domains to compensate.
This has to also take into account of hosting several low metric domains vs a few high metric domains. But on the otherhand maybe you dont need uppdate the content of the low metric domains and just replace them once in a while to lower costs? But benifits of several domains is that you can spread the risk of de-indexing, target more long tail keywords and more.
Now to my question: Is it any type of "bang for the buck" type of calculation/guideline done by anyone which can help me to plan a strategy?
And I have a question I can find any discussion on, the prices for high quality PBN are quite much higher than low quality ones. This is obvious since the high quality ones rank better then their low quality "peer's", but what if you increased the quantity of the lower DR/TR metrics domains to compensate.
This has to also take into account of hosting several low metric domains vs a few high metric domains. But on the otherhand maybe you dont need uppdate the content of the low metric domains and just replace them once in a while to lower costs? But benifits of several domains is that you can spread the risk of de-indexing, target more long tail keywords and more.
Now to my question: Is it any type of "bang for the buck" type of calculation/guideline done by anyone which can help me to plan a strategy?