There you go, that is one hardcore PBNer. That is all the questions I had in mind before starting out with PBNs. Answers are given against each question:
Are you using CF IP for each PBN? - NO I don't use CF rather have never tried it.
What software r you using to manage all the PBN - Excel sheets all around, I believe that gives me an advantage of knowing each domain very well unlike any software.
Are you registering the domain with fake address or protecting it with Who is - Half of them are with fake Whois and rest are private.
Are you using webmaster account to index the links or you make to index naturally - No webmaster tools, just leave it to index naturally.
Do you follow all link or use nofollow - All are ********, don't waste them to nofollow, use other methods like Web 2.0, blog comments for nofollow.
Are you restore any article using wayback machine to restore the RD links or just 301 all the link to home page - I used to do it but found little value unless the PBN is niche oriented.
What is the average cost for total PBN - It costed me $2500 for all including initial articles and hosting.
Are you using free wordpress theme or paid one - Mostly free and I have a paid membership of Elegant themes, once in a while I use those premium themes as well.
All your PBN was from wordpress or you using any other CMS - WordPress all the way, nothing to beat its functionality and ease of management.
Are you doing the post in PBN site with back dated? - Nope, why should I when the registration date is public.
Are you hosting the T1 and T2 blogs in same hosting server with differ IP. How many hosting account you have for 130 PBN and 2 Money sites - Almost all are with different hosts. Few do overlap as add on domains.
You told, you will not be using any link to T2 PBN. But you use YouTube video to index the PBN will you do same for all post to index or one few post. What other think you follow to index the links - I don't use videos to index the posts but use them to index the domain immediately after registration. First post is generally a YouTube video to start the process.