PBN for ECOMMERCE

BakBak

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Hi

I was wondering if anyone had experience with setting up E-commerce PBN?
I have an E-commerce site with 500+ products, 20 categories. So naturally, I have many keywords to hit.

My question is:
1. I have read posts from the past stating there should only be ONE link from PBN to Money site. Does that mean

1 PBN = e.g. 20 articles = 20 anchors to Money site?
-or-
1 PBN = 1 article = 1 anchor to Money Site?

Because if I have to go with the second option, I would have to setup at least 40 + PBN domains to catch all keywords.
 
Ask yourself the question;

If I came across a site that only had 20 articles and every article had 1 link all to the same ecommerce store, does that look natural ?

There's some great guides on here from people like @splishsplash about PBNs, how to set them up etc.
 
That write 40 domains is about write , even more , 10 pbn per keyword a start .

You use longtail keywords with the articles .

You use one link from the top article then you get other articles with longtail keywords and build the articles up .

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That write 40 domains is about write , even more , 10 pbn per keyword a start .
So if I had 20 key words, I need a PBN of 400 domains? Does that make sense?
 
So if I had 20 key words, I need a PBN of 400 domains? Does that make sense?

No, it doesn't. This is a common newbie misconception and this is the second time this week I see this.

You DO NOT have to have an anchor text for each damn keyword you want to rank. You also do NOT need to target every single page on your site. If you have 100 PBN links pointing to your homepage and interlinking done right, most of your inner pages will rank regardless. Depending on KW competitiveness and other factors of course. Link juice flows through your entire site, not just from the page you target. I advise you to do some more reading on SEO in general before trying to build a PBN.
 
How do you suggest I structure the PBN for an Ecommerce? 50% to home page?
 
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