PBN practices - build from scratch or partner with someone?
- Thread starter romeohero
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- Mar 21, 2010
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If you can afford it, build the PBN on your own and keep it to yourself.
A partner invites risk. I would only partner with someone I highly trust and who also has proper knowledge of setting up a PBN AND operating it.
I have PBN's that have been around for years and are still going strong. However, if you don't know what you're doing the probabilities of losing your PBN obviously increase.
A partner invites risk. I would only partner with someone I highly trust and who also has proper knowledge of setting up a PBN AND operating it.
I have PBN's that have been around for years and are still going strong. However, if you don't know what you're doing the probabilities of losing your PBN obviously increase.
I say do it on your own. The cost isn't even that great these days. You can find godaddy coupons with .com and privacy for $4, no name internet do 10 accounts for $20.
So for $60 you could have 10 domains with privacy and 10 accounts ready to go. The only other cost would be expired domain cost, there's loads of sellers on the, and the cost of content. If you are building pbns then it's never a bad idea to just use the co tent that was there before, scraping it from archive.org
So for $60 you could have 10 domains with privacy and 10 accounts ready to go. The only other cost would be expired domain cost, there's loads of sellers on the, and the cost of content. If you are building pbns then it's never a bad idea to just use the co tent that was there before, scraping it from archive.org
Franklin Hattchet
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- Feb 10, 2015
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Build ya own brah. Trust me it's the best way to go.
MacArthur
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- Sep 8, 2014
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Learn all the basic stuffs and do it on your own. When you partner up with someone, you may not learn all the tactics to form a strong network. It will become risky when a stage comes where you have to move away with your partner.
So as others advised, build a network of your own after learning everything.
So as others advised, build a network of your own after learning everything.
