PBN - proper steps to take?

patlang

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Gday!
In the upcoming 2-3 months I want to buy around 20 dropping domains. The idea if to have the domains with already established link profiles. Once bought I wanna install wordpress, put some 5 unique articles and link to my main website. The question is what prevention steps should I take so that google considers it as natural as possible?
1. I want to have a different registrar for each domain.
2. I want to have a different hosting and dns lines for each domain.

Money is not a matter for me in this case

Do I need to register those domains under different people if whois information is protected?
Do I need to make sure I am not logged on my gmail while surfing on the internet and visiting the domains? lol

This is something new to me so I will appreciate any answers!
 
Read these

http://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-build-your-own-pbn-a-quick-guide-for-newbies.813358/

http://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/step-by-step-guide-to-build-your-own-pbn-private-blog-network-bazinga.837484/

They should help.
 
thank you guys I am starting the lecture straight away
 
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Gday!
In the upcoming 2-3 months I want to buy around 20 dropping domains. The idea if to have the domains with already established link profiles. Once bought I wanna install wordpress, put some 5 unique articles and link to my main website. The question is what prevention steps should I take so that google considers it as natural as possible?
1. I want to have a different registrar for each domain.
2. I want to have a different hosting and dns lines for each domain.

Money is not a matter for me in this case

Do I need to register those domains under different people if whois information is protected?
Do I need to make sure I am not logged on my gmail while surfing on the internet and visiting the domains? lol

This is something new to me so I will appreciate any answers!

I wouldn't protect all the whois information. I'd register the domains under different contacts from various registrars and keep over half un-protected.
For 20 sites maybe that's a little paranoid, but who knows. I never use chrome when working with the sites, some use proxies - who knows what Google is really up to.
 
I wouldn't protect all the whois information. I'd register the domains under different contacts from various registrars and keep over half un-protected.
For 20 sites maybe that's a little paranoid, but who knows. I never use chrome when working with the sites, some use proxies - who knows what Google is really up to.
well like I said, in my country if a domain is registered under a private person (not a company) whois information is hidden by default and I guess cannot by displayed.
 
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