PBN Drip Feeding?

wengthemeng

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So I have a private blog network with 30 domains in it. I would just like to know how you guys would go about posting in these blogs with links back to your money site?

Would you make one post each day on a different domain for 30 days?
Post 1 post on 1 domain on week 1, Post 2 posts on 2 different domains on week 2, Post 3 posts on 3 different domains in week 3?
Would you make the posts randomly vary?

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wengthemeng
 
There isn't any fixed rule, you can post a link a day for 30 days or 5 links a day for 6 days, all upto you as 30 isnt such a huge volume to worry much about penalties.
 
Depends on how your link profiles looks like - if you have other links i mean. If you don't have any other links and PBN is your only method, i would not post 30 links in the first month. 5-10 PBN links per month seem to work well for me for new sites to avoid any kind of penalty. If you already have some sort of link velocity in place, you can go bigger, depends how new your website is.
 
Well right now, I have a couple of web 2.0s and around ~20 blog comment back links. I'm thinking that your demonstration of 5-10 PBN links per month might do well for me to not raise in red flags.

Depends on how your link profiles looks like - if you have other links i mean. If you don't have any other links and PBN is your only method, i would not post 30 links in the first month. 5-10 PBN links per month seem to work well for me for new sites to avoid any kind of penalty. If you already have some sort of link velocity in place, you can go bigger, depends how new your website is.
 
It's up to you how you do it as long as you are drip feeding them. 1 link everyday is ok, but some SEOs prefer to build 1 link every 3 or 4 days.
 
Take time; slower is always better ;-)
Like NickFlame said it depends on your velocity but if you begin, 1 link every x days
 
What nick said...
Post some articles that point to authority sites...
Make the articles as money site relevant as possible..
Make your anchor text different...
 
Google has gotten better about attacking what it perceives as "unnatural" links over the years. The goal is to appear natural. But that usually means 80-90% of your links are either your URL or brand name. Then, maybe 10% can be your target keyword. The goal these days is to let Google naturally figure out what your site is focused on.
 
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