Question About Blogspot Hosting as PBN

pankajjangir

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I just have a question in mind.

Instead of buying a domain, web hosting and spend $$$ on it, why don't we guys buy a domain and host it on blogspot with different accounts?

On blogspot hosting we can use top level domains as we get different C class IP from every account?

Looking for suggestions as I want to give a try on this.

Sorry for the Title. Its: Question About Blogspot Hosting as PBN.
 
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As a rule of thumb, never use anything from Google with a pbn, it takes one tiny slip to lose your whole network .

Plus having links from all the same IP/platform is asking for a penalty.
 
You must ensure that Google can't find any kind of footprint of your network. Safe your network.
 
As a rule of thumb, never use anything from Google with a pbn, it takes one tiny slip to lose your whole network .

Plus having links from all the same IP/platform is asking for a penalty.
Thumbs up for the first line answer.

Google blogspot gives different IP on each blogspot account and we all use wordpress to make the PBN? Correct me if I am wrong.

You must ensure that Google can't find any kind of footprint of your network. Safe your network.
A different IP for each account will work?
 
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Google blogspot gives different IP on each blogspot account and we all use wordpress to make the PBN? Correct me if I am wrong.
WordPress is the most popular CMS on the planet, it allows your PBN to be lost in the noise. Blogspot is so rare that a ton of blogspot backlinks is bait, with WordPress its less bait.
 
WordPress is the most popular CMS on the planet, it allows your PBN to be lost in the noise. Blogspot is so rare that a ton of blogspot backlinks is bait, with WordPress its less bait.


Why is it less bait?
 
Why is it less bait?
Since WordPress is so popular, a blog/website that has lots of backlinks from WordPress websites (along with other backlink types ofc) would seem very normal, as WordPress powers over a quarter of the web.

If you had lots of Blogger/Blogspot backlinks, it would look very strange, as Blogger runs less than 1% of the web, and so would be strange for that many Blogspot websites to be linking to you.

OFC, with a PBN, while you can get away with using exclusively WordPress, Its always a good shout to mix it up a bit anyway, just within reasonable limits.
 
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