tony_d
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Question about domains for PBN
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allaboutdomains
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Yes, it is expensive to create your own PBN. There are really only a few options all with their advantages/disadvantges:
1. Use Xenu or other broken link checker - inexpensive in $$ but it will be a huge investment in time as this method is very slow
2. Build your own customer crawler (or have a programmer do it) specifically for finding expired domains - expensive plus you need a lot of knowledge in how to architect this
3. Look for domains on a marketplace - expensive and can be time consuming if they don't get rid of the spammy domains for you
4. Check out nohatseo - they are opening up access to their crawler through a course
1. Use Xenu or other broken link checker - inexpensive in $$ but it will be a huge investment in time as this method is very slow
2. Build your own customer crawler (or have a programmer do it) specifically for finding expired domains - expensive plus you need a lot of knowledge in how to architect this
3. Look for domains on a marketplace - expensive and can be time consuming if they don't get rid of the spammy domains for you
4. Check out nohatseo - they are opening up access to their crawler through a course
freidagulal
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- Apr 29, 2014
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Perhaps check what those chinese anchors translate as and see if they would be considered as related niches.
DamageX
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Don't quit your dayjob.
I have another questions if you don't mind, will copy them from PM's:
1) We decided to build a serious Private Blog Network starting with 20 domains and rising to 100.
Which would be the best hosting provider with different IP's to handle them? (except Hostnine)
Also we are going to put 5 articles on each website (500 words each), is that a good idea?
We want to make multiniche PBN's (each PBN will be filled with articles in different niches), blog types, so we will be able to use this PBN to rank different websites in different niches.
Could you give us some advice about this project?
2) Which piece of software do you use to create automated web 2.0's?
I have just bought Magic Submitter but I'm very confused with it
I think my copy has too few platforms:
http://s27.postimg.org/jm2j53lxr/Untitled.jpg
In video reviews it has 80-100 platforms.
And I'm a bit confused how to add content on those automate created web 2's.
3) which sotfware would you recommend me to buy for scraping domains?
And GScraper comes standard with built in proxies, so I don't need to buy?
4) Which is your proxy provider if you use ScrapeBox?
Thanks everyone for help.
Cheers, chokho
1) We decided to build a serious Private Blog Network starting with 20 domains and rising to 100.
Which would be the best hosting provider with different IP's to handle them? (except Hostnine)
Also we are going to put 5 articles on each website (500 words each), is that a good idea?
We want to make multiniche PBN's (each PBN will be filled with articles in different niches), blog types, so we will be able to use this PBN to rank different websites in different niches.
Could you give us some advice about this project?
2) Which piece of software do you use to create automated web 2.0's?
I have just bought Magic Submitter but I'm very confused with it
I think my copy has too few platforms:
http://s27.postimg.org/jm2j53lxr/Untitled.jpg
In video reviews it has 80-100 platforms.
And I'm a bit confused how to add content on those automate created web 2's.
3) which sotfware would you recommend me to buy for scraping domains?
And GScraper comes standard with built in proxies, so I don't need to buy?
4) Which is your proxy provider if you use ScrapeBox?
Thanks everyone for help.
Cheers, chokho
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I have another questions if you don't mind, will copy them from PM's:
1) We decided to build a serious Private Blog Network starting with 20 domains and rising to 100.
Which would be the best hosting provider with different IP's to handle them? (except Hostnine)
Also we are going to put 5 articles on each website (500 words each), is that a good idea?
We want to make multiniche PBN's (each PBN will be filled with articles in different niches), blog types, so we will be able to use this PBN to rank different websites in different niches.
Could you give us some advice about this project?
2) Which piece of software do you use to create automated web 2.0's?
I have just bought Magic Submitter but I'm very confused with it
I think my copy has too few platforms:
http://s27.postimg.org/jm2j53lxr/Untitled.jpg
In video reviews it has 80-100 platforms.
And I'm a bit confused how to add content on those automate created web 2's.
3) which sotfware would you recommend me to buy for scraping domains?
And GScraper comes standard with built in proxies, so I don't need to buy?
4) Which is your proxy provider if you use ScrapeBox?
5)Will it be problem to register domains from same domain registrator if whois if closed?
Thanks everyone for help.
Cheers, chokho
Please help us to start our Private Blog Network.
Thanks.
As mentioned here and previous threads you can find them yourself, but be prepared to spend hours or days to find them and not to mentioned verifying if the have been previously used for spam or used by a internet marketer. Alternatively there are services will take the headache out of doing all of the above for you - such as ************************
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In answer to your question 3. Yazo80s is right, it will take ages to do it yourself (filtering though all the spammy sites is especially frustrating!). However, if you are stilled determined to spend that much time scraping domains, then you might as well build your own crawler as myself and others have done...
DamageX
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Where do you grab your domain lists and what metrics do you test for?
Exactly thats why its easier to just to use a domain broker.
Stop spamming your website here. If you want to sell open a BST.
deepblack
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- Dec 29, 2012
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Op, I give you the advice to simply make a case study for yourself and maybe also for us by using those chinese domains.
just do it and look at the results. there are so many opinions and "do this and dont do that" remarks, I would simply go for it.
yes, you will have to pay some money and invest time but at least this won't be a waste of money because knowledge and experience is never
for free.
as you already have bought those domains I would give it a shot.
just do it and look at the results. there are so many opinions and "do this and dont do that" remarks, I would simply go for it.
yes, you will have to pay some money and invest time but at least this won't be a waste of money because knowledge and experience is never
for free.
as you already have bought those domains I would give it a shot.
To piggyback on that idea. To find out really quickly just throw up a one pager. Title it "green pixies in the snow out for tea" or something equally nonsensical. Throw it in an indexing service like ILI or somwthing and wait 2-3 days. THe 1. look to se if the google results have drped the chinese part and show your new and info and 2. see if you are ranking for the crazy kw.
That way you know before you do any serious building.
deepblack
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Hm, why shouldnt it work? I dont think that these domains would not be indexed with new content. To rank for some "nonsense" keywords is also not a problem at all. However, ranking for some interesting keywords is why I recommened to start the case study.
OH it should. About, I don't know, 10 percent of the time the domain is penalized for some reson you missed (especially when they are foreign alohabets you can miss stuff). If he is worried he can just do that before investing time and money building the site up. NOt a necessity but be helpful if hes worried.
