The Ultimate PBN Guide

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always NA said:
Why shouldn't I use vps?
Looking to open a wordpress with an Amazon light sale, would this be okay?
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AWS / Lightsail is also a decent choice. But we simply prefer DO/Vultr.
 
OBL = 1 across the whole site?

If there are 10 pbn sites, avg da 25

What is the impact on DA or search ranking for the new site?

This is a lot of hosting, buying domains, maintenance, etc. and im curious how beneficial this is for a site
 
sofia_djaro said:
OBL = 1 across the whole site?

If there are 10 pbn sites, avg da 25

What is the impact on DA or search ranking for the new site?

This is a lot of hosting, buying domains, maintenance, etc. and im curious how beneficial this is for a site
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Ideally, OBL = 1, yes. Practically, OBL 2 to 5 is still good if the site has enough link equity to support the dilution and if money sites dont share footprints.

DA is just a metric. It's okay for initial filtering, but does not replace a full introspective view at the domains history (RD, Anchors, Archive.org, Trademarks, etc.). The impact comes from the inherent authority and link equity of the domains, not the DA itself (which is only a reflectionary estimation of authority).
 
So, as im competing for a very low competetive keyword with a search volume of <2000 can i use around 5pbns which are hosted on different shared hostings? cause the cost you have mentioned are not bearable for such a small keyword and its income.

PS; my site is a ecommerce site with a <10 products is targeting very low comp keywords
 
gwelgama said:
So, as im competing for a very low competetive keyword with a search volume of <2000 can i use around 5pbns which are hosted on different shared hostings? cause the cost you have mentioned are not bearable for such a small keyword and its income.

PS; my site is a ecommerce site with a <10 products is targeting very low comp keywords
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You could, but price wise if you use separate shared hosting (at least the decent ones) for each site, you will allso pay at least $3 / mo per site. So you only save like $5 per month for 5x servers.

But low-scale PBNs (<10) can definitely be hosted on shared hosts (if you avoid the mentioned footprints); although I'd still recommend using VULTR or DO.
 
macdaver said:
nice share,

Btw, is it possible also to restore the entire site using a service like
https://archivarix.com/
Then just create another blog directory in it?
Compared to recreate the old deleted pages?
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Thanks for the detailed guide. I'm just curious about this question (not answered). I have 5-6 expired and recreated domains with original content from Web Archive. But you suggest to rewrite the entire content. Why should we write completely different content instead of original content that already has some backlinks, indexes, and has been around for many years?

Also, I use Cloudflare Pages instead of options like DO/Vultr for hosting. Each PBN has a separate Cloudflare account, separate NS records. Zero footprint. And it's free. Why don't you suggest this?
 
Very detailed guide. thank you for sharing
 
Thanks for your share. Its quite good actually. Its really help to newbie bro.
 
I have read this whole thread of yours very well. You have written very well THANKS!
 
lets say i have a 20 domain pbn, which account on cloudways or runcloud do i need? all sites will have unique ips and will not be detectable?
 
BlackHatInkognito said:
lets say i have a 20 domain pbn, which account on cloudways or runcloud do i need? all sites will have unique ips and will not be detectable?
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For Cloudways you only need one account, but separate servers for each PBN. Same with Digital Ocean or Vultr.
 
octopocto said:
Thanks for the detailed guide. I'm just curious about this question (not answered). I have 5-6 expired and recreated domains with original content from Web Archive. But you suggest to rewrite the entire content. Why should we write completely different content instead of original content that already has some backlinks, indexes, and has been around for many years?

Also, I use Cloudflare Pages instead of options like DO/Vultr for hosting. Each PBN has a separate Cloudflare account, separate NS records. Zero footprint. And it's free. Why don't you suggest this?
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So, Cloudflare Pages really works well for PBN? How long time did you test it?
 
Thanks for the guide. Great work! What do you think about EasyBlogNetworks? We have some Domains there and are not sure if we should keep it going with them or switch to another hoster.
 
KrokoNinja said:
Thanks for the guide. Great work! What do you think about EasyBlogNetworks? We have some Domains there and are not sure if we should keep it going with them or switch to another hoster.
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Not a big fan of PBN hosts. Most of the time you share the server with other PBNs, which is a big footprint in itself.

Do a reverse IP check: https://viewdns.info/reverseip/

See what other sites are hosted on the IP and judge for yourself.
 
janist said:
For Cloudways you only need one account, but separate servers for each PBN. Same with Digital Ocean or Vultr.
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How much are you paying for a server on Cloudways? The cheapest PHP server I can find is DO but it's $11/mo - crazy for a 301

Same server directly on DO is $4/mo but I'm not sure how to set up the server and enable the PDO_SQLITE extension so that I can use Archivarix with it

Anyt tips mad appreciated
 
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