PBN setup question

Big Carter

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Does google track what IP's you log into wordpress admin of PBN with? I was wondering if this was a footprint for PBN... anyone know?
 
I don't think so but hosting more than 1 site per IP is a huge footprint.
 
Yeah mate google have their spy software which tracks what you do on your own websites...
 
No they are not going to know that. Its just the sites themselves that need to be seperated - no hosting on same IPs, different hosting providers, different registrars, different/private whois, different themes, different page structure etc. Just make sure every site appears as 100% unique in every way and unrelated to the other.
 
There is no way google can track your wordpress logins, however there are many other footprints that you might need to consider as
1) Keeping different ips for different websites
2) Better to use hosting from different geo locations
3) Keeping different websites designs and platforms ex wordpress, joomla etc, Also try to create genuine looking websites that you want to use in PBN
4) Also its better to keep the PBN related to specific niches in order to keep it for long.
Hope that helps, Let me know if you have further queries.
 
What if you run two separate pbns (different niches) then can you have multiple websites on the same host provided they belong to different pbns and NEVER link to each other? Or is that too risky
 
Does google track what IP's you log into wordpress admin of PBN with? I was wondering if this was a footprint for PBN... anyone know?

I haven't seen this mentioned elsewhere but don't install Google's spyware i.e. Chrome on your computer and don't log into your PBN using their spyware. They can track you cross domain and cross device with that so for obvious reasons don't do it.
 
I assume you're blocking their trackers?

If you're logged into Gmail or GWT and you visit a site with Analytics on it, they know it's you. For a PBN this is fatal.
 
What if you run two separate pbns (different niches) then can you have multiple websites on the same host provided they belong to different pbns and NEVER link to each other? Or is that too risky

Yes you can do definitely do that. I however prefer having multiple "DEDICATED" ip addresses spanned over few servers in different locations. The initial costs may be high but i later can add as many domains as i want on a single ip without having to worry about bad neighbourhood.
 
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