PBN vs Blog Posting - What is better?

PBN vs Blog Posting - What is better?


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I wondering which strategy to use - PBN or Blog Posting?

What do you think? Which is better to use?
 
While both can help you increase your position in the SERP, guest posts are the best option. A real guest post will be on an actual site with traffic. The traffic can lead to users actually following the link back to your money site. If you are buying links on a PBN it is only a matter of time until the site is deindexed or the owner shuts it down, guest posts tend to have a much longer lifespan.
 
its depends upon your keyword density and niche. but you can use both i prefer home page blog post with low OBL
 
While both can help you increase your position in the SERP, guest posts are the best option. A real guest post will be on an actual site with traffic. The traffic can lead to users actually following the link back to your money site. If you are buying links on a PBN it is only a matter of time until the site is deindexed or the owner shuts it down, guest posts tend to have a much longer lifespan.

Thank you for your reply!

Can you recommend a reliable guest posting service? Or is it better to do on our own?
 
PBN is a better and cheap solution. Unless you got good capital to invest in.
 
PBN is a better and cheap solution. Unless you got good capital to invest in.

It is difficult to say. In the travel industry, the cost of a PBN is about $300-$400 plus yearly support. The average price of the blog post is almost the same - $300, but you do not have the support price.
Do you have another statistics?
 
Look at the #2 position for pay day loans in the UK...
 
Another option is to buy PBN links, but point them to Web 2.0 properties. There are a ton of providers on gig sites who will provide 10 or so hi-metrics links from their sites for $5. Buy two per each of your properties, and rather suddenly you will have a Web 2.0 network with somewhat strong, medium term good authority, for a much reduced (or only one or two time) cost over maintaining the PBN sites directly.
 
There is no competition between them. They both work great. They both can get you well ranked and get traffic.
 
Totally depend on strategy. Good strategy will bring both to work
 
As some users have suggested the blog thing could bring some visits to your site.
It depends a lot on your niche. Also Google seems to start taking into account visits, specially from SERPs.
Think on which page could be able to index and rank faster for any keyword.
The good thing of PBN is that generally are much more powerful than a single article in any blog post. But we are comparing home page of a PBN vs a random 4th level post in a newspaper.
Also diversity is important. So even if PBN is a better option going 100% PBN is a wrong idea.
 
Thank you for your reply!

Can you recommend a reliable guest posting service? Or is it better to do on our own?


Guest posting services aren't cheap and can really cost a lot to invest in a guest posting service. If you have the time and ability to write you can save a lot of money and learn a lot by submitting your own guest posts. I can not recommend a guest posting service.

This looks like a decent service to get you lots of guest posting opportunities. If you can write and submit your own articles this is a good deal.

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/l...klinks-1370-guest-posts-rankdseo-com.1098307/
 
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Essentially, both are the same thing - just that some PBNs are build upon those web2.0 platform's blogging module - I'd reconsider some of these as they may appear to be spammy. While some blogs do have high metrics - I'd rather go for this, especially if it's niche related, as the link power is better from such a source.
 
quickquid co uk ? This one? With 294 ref domains? Good links )

One below, begins with o. (Trying not to out anyone's site here lol) Expired .org domain they've 301'd to a .co.uk and then boosted pbn links. Football club and cottage websites they've tried to make look like finance websites. Google is a joke.
 
There's no better, really. Both are two elements that need to be combined in different ratios.
 
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