The Ultimate PBN Footprints Checklist

Thanks for the share.
There are a lot of PBN guide out there but there is a need for this checklist for sure.
 
Paranoia is good in our business indeed. However there is limits for everything. Chrome + Gmails is perfectly safe exactly because .0000000001 percent are using PBNs. Google need to spy 100% of those probably more than a billion people to find out a few thousand that are using PBNs. So when users are getting more and more concern about their privacy, medias looks for scandals and governments are just waiting to put more regulations and billions of fees for the corporations do you really think Google are going to risk that much to catch you using Chrome/Gmail info? Yeah sure.

You should read the agreement you agreed to when you opened up your Gmail account. You gave Google specific permission to look at and use the content of your emails. This has already been hashed out in court and Google won...

You may be right but why take the chance? Everything you do should be a balance of risk, reward, and work. While we can argue about the exact risk but using Google for SEO activities increases your risk some none zero amount. There is no reward at all for taking that risk and doing so does not add to your work load because there are plenty of other email alternatives. There is absolutely no upside and and plenty of downside so why do it? I stand by my statement that using Google for SEO activities is an example of extremely bad decision making that anybody that does it is an idiot. Is that harsh? Maybe but from where I site as true as true can be.
 
This thread should be "MUST READ" categories for all people who start building PBN..
 
best article bro thank you for this good informations
i have a question about TLD : for exemple us.com , us.org , co.uk, ar.com, org.uk is it fine to work using them ?
 
Awesome check list. It's what everyone should be doing, randomize everything.
 
Waooo let´s do a massive bump!

Are these "footprints" still practical today?
 
Yup I used this when I built my first PBN. The info is still relevant.
 
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