Half the comments on this thread are illegible--everyone likes to type it seems.
OP, sorry about your lost pbn. Has your money site been affected/penalized?
Recent PBN deindexing
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Half the comments on this thread are illegible--everyone likes to type it seems.
OP, sorry about your lost pbn. Has your money site been affected/penalized?
i add to wmt after deindexing
yes. 3 sites of my PBN were also deindexed (I've just checked after seeing your thread haha)
I think there is no way to overtake Google experts if we still drop the link to our money site on the PBN's homepage
thanks for response, may be it has been mass deindexing wave
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moneysites are ok
only handwritten or restored from webarchive (may restored content was a flag?)
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onlineonly
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F@ck sake man, is your english really that bad or you just trying to get a reaction from people? I've seen you answering in other threads as well and your english is just unbelievable....
seoscientist
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Restored content?? You must have bought it as a expired domain and then inserted a non-relevant link ??
ppaizon217
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There's many flags just within what you said, and how knows how many more.
1. Do NOT ever restore content.
2. do NOT ever block bots. (THAT'S HUGE, it's just 2 clicks to know is a PBN)
3. many many things I'm sure you did not do.
Example: monetizing some of the domains in the PBN, Updating content regularly and without auto-post plugins, social media profiles and everything else that makes a site a legit site.
1. Do NOT ever restore content.
2. do NOT ever block bots. (THAT'S HUGE, it's just 2 clicks to know is a PBN)
3. many many things I'm sure you did not do.
Example: monetizing some of the domains in the PBN, Updating content regularly and without auto-post plugins, social media profiles and everything else that makes a site a legit site.
man, a lot of pbns i found use restored content and block bots and stay alive
justinbee
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What do you think if I move my site from the deindexed domain to a new domain (include old content and links) and continue using it as a PBN site? Is there any flag?
in theory its a flag, but i've never tried to reuse banned wesite
Burn Notice
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Blocked bots on ALL of them was the first thing that jumped out at me.
Rachmaninoff
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I highly doubt that. Been using both htaccess and robots to block bad bots for years. No issue so far.
rankjuice
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I second that. I have had a 100+ network go down due to not blocking bots (bastard competitors) so I now block bots on all my new domains. Im not risking another network 'just incase' thats what google are considering a footprint.
I swear, there are a lot of people wearing tin-foiled hats these days.
'using restored content, that a footprint', 'using the same plugins, thats a footprint', 'have more than one site on the fucking internet, thats a footprint'... .. I mean come on guys really?
Its getting almost as bad as the people who advise that you use different proxies to sign up to web 2.0s incase google sees that they have all been made with the same ip (you know, because google has access to the backend of every site on the planet
)
Alaindeloin
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I am pretty sure Google is interested by website content blocked by htaccess. It is like for a kid, when you say him "really, do not look at that!"
Fear2403
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i get only 2 deindexed but mymoney site drop from 11 to 4x and now n\a.do you have any advice?no message in wmt
ppaizon217
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I second that. I have had a 100+ network go down due to not blocking bots (bastard competitors) so I now block bots on all my new domains. Im not risking another network 'just incase' thats what google are considering a footprint.
I swear, there are a lot of people wearing tin-foiled hats these days.
'using restored content, that a footprint', 'using the same plugins, thats a footprint', 'have more than one site on the fucking internet, thats a footprint'... .. I mean come on guys really?
Its getting almost as bad as the people who advise that you use different proxies to sign up to web 2.0s incase google sees that they have all been made with the same ip (you know, because google has access to the backend of every site on the planet
Are you kidding me?
SO MANY flaws within your reply. I'll adress some quickly as I've got 2minute spare.
1. If a competitor reports your website to google you'll never know if a competitor did or an employee
2. If a competitor reports your website to google, if it's done correctly, they will have NO WAY to say it's a network and therefore not banning you. It means making each website look even to the most skilled IT guy as it's unique and owned by a real company.
3. Google can't see IPs? Are you kidding me? Ahrefs.com is enough to see which IPs made X backlink. Accessible for free to anyone. And it's a company 1trilion times smaller than google.
you are so misleading to the newbies.
how do you know they were pure spam penalties? Did you have webmaster tools on them?
Oh wait, I see you answered that question. Once your site got deindexed you applied webmaster to it. I didn't know they would show you what happened before you added it to the domain.
Does "restored content" refer to making the site the same as it was before it expired and you got it?
Oh wait, I see you answered that question. Once your site got deindexed you applied webmaster to it. I didn't know they would show you what happened before you added it to the domain.
Does "restored content" refer to making the site the same as it was before it expired and you got it?
rankjuice
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1. So the email that I got saying that they 'have reported my PBNs to google' and I should hide them better next time isn't enough to go off?
2. It was my first network and didnt really spend too much time on making it look real, but that was not part of my reply anyway so...
3. I have a fully paid ahrefs account, and cant see anywhere that states that X backlink was made by X ip. Unless the website openly shows that data, google/ahrefs would have to have access to the sites server to gain that data, so no, im not kidding you.
That would be like saying that they can find out YOUR IP from replying in this post
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