If you stick to the 'powerful' properties, you should be fine. Your biggest risk is indeed of the blog site itself closing down your subdomain, not so much G de-indexing it.
If you stick to the 'powerful' properties, you should be fine. Your biggest risk is indeed of the blog site itself closing down your subdomain, not so much G de-indexing it.
aside from all the injected links and possible a few hacked sites, there's several user created Web 2.0's in that showcase. Meaning google does seek out and de-index Web 2.0 properties. Is it though aggressively backlinking the property or some onpage or combination thereof, who knows. But that's proof enough for me that google does indeed de-index Web 2.0'.
Not to steal the thread, but holy shit. I never read that article. No wonder SEO Hosting isn't effective. Everyone using them was putting shitty content on their PBN sites.
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