HealthFare
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I cant PM die to lack of posts but would like to submit blogs to PBN. Please be in touch.
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I cant PM die to lack of posts but would like to submit blogs to PBN. Please be in touch.
TheLinkGuy
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- Nov 20, 2010
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Wrong technique you should not be looking for networks in which you can post your own content too. They are sitting ducks mate and will be taken out in no time.
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FatSteve
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I am actually creating my own private networks using blogseries.com provided content management tools - very niche targeted blogs for every client/site.
Thing is, in many cases you dont need 1000's of blogs to get results. In my experience, combined with most link building tools like Senuke or GSA or MS or any other and getting aged expired domains for the blogs, you will be surprised that just 10-15 blogs can do.
Finding non-SEO hosting for 20-30 blogs is easy and cheap as well.
This way you end up with owning and controlling whole process and can be sure no-one will know about domains and links.
Think about it, it is not as hard as it may seem
Thing is, in many cases you dont need 1000's of blogs to get results. In my experience, combined with most link building tools like Senuke or GSA or MS or any other and getting aged expired domains for the blogs, you will be surprised that just 10-15 blogs can do.
Finding non-SEO hosting for 20-30 blogs is easy and cheap as well.
This way you end up with owning and controlling whole process and can be sure no-one will know about domains and links.
Think about it, it is not as hard as it may seem
blackmoss
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- Nov 20, 2012
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I am interested in creating my own network but have no idea how I should retain the PR of the sites I purchase after it has expired.
Anyone able to PM and explain their process?
I'd really appreciate it.
Or if someone experienced wants to JV for a network, I'd be interested too.
Thanks!
Anyone able to PM and explain their process?
I'd really appreciate it.
Or if someone experienced wants to JV for a network, I'd be interested too.
Thanks!
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executed
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- Feb 19, 2012
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Fight back is great. Rather small though and hard to build.
TheLinkGuy
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- Nov 20, 2010
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I still love networks, as effective as ever and the right ones create the content and manage the links for me.
But they are hard to find. I have one solid one I use regularly for all my campaigns but am looking for others, anyone have a service that they use which is highly confiential and not advertised anywhere?
But they are hard to find. I have one solid one I use regularly for all my campaigns but am looking for others, anyone have a service that they use which is highly confiential and not advertised anywhere?
hip_hop_x
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- Aug 27, 2009
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I got my own private network as well and the thing is not to get greedy and let too many advertise, keep a small ratio of posts with external links and you will be fine. Since real visitors are in them i also don't tend to go with too many advertising links still getting a good, keeping them safe is more than enough i think.
I think the smallness is the point - Google won't bother taking them down.
Personally, I use Fight Back Networks. I wish there still were networks like BMR because even if everything gets deindexed eventually, you can make a killing while it's still open.
BHopkins
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- Dec 31, 2010
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FBN isn't small on purpose, it's just too much work for some people and there is a monthly fee that deters other.
Not everything gets deindexed, my network was running before BMR and ALN and I haven't ever been deindexed.
The main selling point I keep hearing about at FBN is the fact that it is small. If you asked the creator of it, I'm sure he'd brag about how each network is small enough that it's not really on Google's radar. All the networks on there have a limit.
I'm sure FBN would prefer to have hundreds of separate 100 blog networks - the amount they have right now is worth it for me, though.
BHopkins
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I don't disagree at all. For a public network, small isolated networks will hopefully survive better than a large network.