You are right, let me clarify, I meant private blogs linking to each other to increase juice power.
1. privateblog1.com -> moneysite.com
2. privateblog2.com -> moneysite.com
3. privateblog1.com -> privateblog2.com (doesn't necessarily have to link to #2 article or homepage, could link to random article on privateblog2.com that has no link in order to reduce footprintness)
This will make all the PBs into an actual PBN. I have not done PBNs yet but I was thinking that this is the normal way to setup a PBN and in fact was thinking that's why it's called a network of blogs because they are actually networked. People are saying this will give the network more power but they are also saying that it will kill all the blogs if a manual review comes about. Really? Let's say you have something setup like this:
1. privateblog1.com -> moneysite.com
2. privateblog2.com -> moneysite.com
...
49. privateblog49.com -> moneysite.com
50. privateblog50.com -> moneysite.com
According to the gurus this is perfectly safe and you don't risk anything during a manual review.
But they're saying if you have something like this:
1. privateblog1.com -> moneysite.com
2. privateblog2.com -> moneysite.com
3. privateblog1.com -> privateblog2.com
...
...
149. privateblog49.com -> moneysite.com
150. privateblog50.com -> moneysite.com
151. pivateblog50.com -> privateblog49.com
then all your domains will be blacklisted. But why? If your moneysite is under manual review they already know there are 50 links coming from 50 different domains. But if those 50 domains don't link to each other will the manual review guy forget that they link to the same moneysite? Why would they not blacklist all of the 50 domains anyway?