The Ultimate PBN Guide
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Awesome detailed guide. I loved every word of your guide.
flocompanero
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Thanks !
crazyStrap
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Great guide. Thanks.
I was using Spamzilla and spoted an exellent domain. Unfortunately bid price was $1500. I checked WayBackMachine and spoted zex usage in the past.
I felt kind of bad for the poor soul that has placed $1500 bid on 10 feet pole domain.
breitenbergtm
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A great guide. thank for sharing.
- Nov 25, 2017
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Really educational guide you shared there op.
The community will benefit from this.
The community will benefit from this.
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bolaplay
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Great Articles, its been a while and i get refreshed again. I just want to say, apart from good ages (auctions) or expired domain (well, a zombie), in my experience and i'm sure others too (thanks the builder), the most cost of from PBN's investment is the human resource/expertise from selecting the domain, selecting hosting, footprint manuver, building it, and maintain its (even zombie need some blood and meat to have the power, does it? 
). These process took times and efforts, its not something we build then left it to die just like that. So, many user / buyer of PBN's still not very good in term how they appreciate the effort of those PBN's builder, that's why, the successful PBN's i've seen must have good human resource behind it. Some ppl blame the ineffectiveness of PBN's, i said, are your money invested on the item, not people? Are you forget the expertise on building and maintenance those PBN's? Too bad, that "boss" are looser. just my wild imaginations.
). These process took times and efforts, its not something we build then left it to die just like that. So, many user / buyer of PBN's still not very good in term how they appreciate the effort of those PBN's builder, that's why, the successful PBN's i've seen must have good human resource behind it. Some ppl blame the ineffectiveness of PBN's, i said, are your money invested on the item, not people? Are you forget the expertise on building and maintenance those PBN's? Too bad, that "boss" are looser. just my wild imaginations.
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Great Articles, its been a while and i get refreshed again. I just want to say, apart from good ages (auctions) or expired domain (well, a zombie), in my experience and i'm sure others too (thanks the builder), the most cost of from PBN's investment is the human resource/expertise from selecting the domain, selecting hosting, footprint manuver, building it, and maintain its (even zombie need some blood and meat to have the power, does it?
I concur.
It's often overlooked and, in my opinion, underappreciated.
Many of the bigger PBN sellers on BHW have put some serious resources, research and money into their PBNs. And the pricing will reflect that.
Many forget that maintenance also takes a lot of work AND money (domain renewals, plugin renewals, theme renewals, security updates, random content updates, etc.). It's not as much of a set and forget approach to link building as many think.
Subsequently I'd always be a bit hesitant when you see 'to good to be true' offers for PBN links - as that means that they had to conserve budget SOMEWHERE.
Dholpin Cute
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Sounds good. More information about Private Blog Network.
MichealSEO
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can i get some samples ?
yankee7711
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excellent guide
appreciate it
appreciate it
