using PBN as Tier2 links

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aussiejack

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• Mar 1, 2016

• #1

I want to go a bit more on the safe side and not build to many PBN in Tier1. So I want to build in Tier2 on top.

I am aware that the link juice is diluted. I am just wondering how much it is diluted?

PBN ---> Money Site
PBN ---> high authority buffer site ---> Money site

How much will the link juice be diluted? Are talking about 50%, 10%, 1%?

Of course there are no exact numbers but just to get some feeling.

Is anybody here with experience in PBN in Tier2 and had success?

 

ThopHayt

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Jul 25, 2011

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• Mar 1, 2016

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Nobody can give you an exact percentage lol, nobody knows Google's algorithm. Nothing wrong with them as a T2 if you have the money to spend. Any link could conceivably be a T2, there is no rule saying only web2.0s and blog comments can be T2.

 

asap1

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Mar 25, 2013

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• Mar 1, 2016

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You can use PBN links on tier 2.

If its your own personal PBN then this is not needed at all.

No one knows the exact amount of link juice a link can pass, all we know is its not 100% because that would create infinite loops.

I've read the maximum amount of link juice that can passed is around 85%.

 

clevelandslim

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Yes. No one knows the exact percentage of link juice

 

edwinmichal

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• #5

Link juice depends upon the sites you get link from, build links for authority news sites and build t2 links for those news sites.

 

pakman

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• Mar 1, 2016

• #6

Yes this should work and help keep your money safe...just the link juice being sent wont be 100%

 

umerjutt00

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Oct 28, 2011

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Yes you can use it if you want to be more safe.. how much % of link juice will flow? Well the only thing I know is that it will not be 100%/

 

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accelerator_dd

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May 14, 2010

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• Mar 1, 2016

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I'd say you'll get 40-50% of the link juice, but you need those web2.0s to be really good.

Since you wouldn't know if the web2.0s get a penalty or something like that (subdomains are counted as separate domains, so 1 page websites don't really do well as you know), you need to make sure those web2.0s are flawless, otherwise you might lose out on a lot of link juice.

 

patadeperro

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• Mar 1, 2016

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When PR was updated the rule of thumb was the PR of your link -2, that will be the PR that will pass one link alone to a new page.