PBN Private Nameservers - Footprint or Not?

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artlan

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Oct 4, 2008

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Hello friends,

I have a quick question for all you PBN experts.

I am creating private nameservers for my domains and was instructed to set-up & connect ns1.pbndomain.com, ns2.pbndomain.com & ns3.pbndomain.com of my PBN domains with the same 3 IPs. The PBN domains, however, will be placed on unique A/B/C class IPs, and thus I was told that there's no footprint. Can someone vouch for this?

The way I see it is that because all these private nameservers are connected to the same 3 IPs, that is an obvious footprint that Google can/is able to detect, but I am not completely sure. I would appreciate any feedback.

Thank you

 

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seomark

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Apr 1, 2011

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Best way to set up PBN without leaving a footprint is to just set up on completely different hosting. I do 1-3 domains (blogs) per host.

Cost isn't much as there are plenty of hosts that only charge $1-$2 per month.

 

lover

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Sep 25, 2007

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Nameservers are always a footprint as long as you are using SEO hosting companies. Even a sites like http://intodns.com/ can easily detect the server information.

 

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mig99

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if you really want to stretch it, just put 4 to 5, there are even hosts that charge u less than a buck a month.

 

aka sam

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Sep 15, 2011

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spreading your host is always a good idea, both in terms of foot print and results!

 

VinceC

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just buy $1 hosting to eliminate as much footprint as possible, worth it.

 

BuildMoreLinks

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the only solution to this is buy different cheap hosting accounts to diversify linking.

 

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StraussCan

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use various registrars such as GD, 1and1 , Namecheap etc.

 

fullyniche

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Private Name Server always secure from Footprints..