What anchor text to use for PBN?

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I know the general rule is exact match for PBN, generic/naked/partial match for lower quality backlinks.

But I have made a mistake and did exact match for some of my lower quality backlinks.

Now I was looking at my godaddy account and I noticed a long time ago I bought a couple of really high quality domains (referring 60+)

So I am wondering if I should use exact match on these, or is that going to overoptimize my anchor texts?

dammit I wish I had used something else for the other backlinks so I could use exact match for these high quality PBNs.
 
Option 1: Disavow / remove / edit old+low quality links to make way for better quality pbns.

Option 2: Add more diversity links to dilute your anchor text using generic/naked and then add pbns using exact match. If the soup tastes too salty you need to add water
 
Option 1: Disavow / remove / edit old+low quality links to make way for better quality pbns.

Option 2: Add more diversity links to dilute your anchor text using generic/naked and then add pbns using exact match. If the soup tastes too salty you need to add water

I don't disavow because that's admitting to google that these links are shit, which is not a good idea.
Editing current anchors...I don't know...could be a footprint.
adding more links: good idea, but I have to wait for things to get indexed before I can add the PBN. I want to add my PBN right away if possible.
 
Option 1: Disavow / remove / edit old+low quality links to make way for better quality pbns.

Option 2: Add more diversity links to dilute your anchor text using generic/naked and then add pbns using exact match. If the soup tastes too salty you need to add water

great advice, Ive read somewhere that it also helps if you make your article longer without using your KW, to dilute overoptimised links, could be an old wives tale, whats your opinion, yay or nay?
 
I know the general rule is exact match for PBN, generic/naked/partial match for lower quality backlinks.

This is not exactly true. I would not go higher than 5% with both exact and partial anchors these days ever (in non spammy niches). Most likely not even that high. (Below 3%). Now, imagine, you have 30 PBN links. If you were to use exact/partial match anchors on all of them, you would need over 900 backlinks to have an ideal ratio. Don't be afraid to use brand/URL even on your PBNs. Anchors will become pointless in the upcoming years. They have been becoming less and less relevant with every Penguin update already.
 
put your KW in the title of your post and your anchor naked. problems solved.
dam, anoter good one of my white haired 1 line wisdom.
 
I know the general rule is exact match for PBN, generic/naked/partial match for lower quality backlinks.

But I have made a mistake and did exact match for some of my lower quality backlinks.

Now I was looking at my godaddy account and I noticed a long time ago I bought a couple of really high quality domains (referring 60+)

So I am wondering if I should use exact match on these, or is that going to overoptimize my anchor texts?

dammit I wish I had used something else for the other backlinks so I could use exact match for these high quality PBNs.
same question with this..
 
so, why dont you try it. and report back after 1 months?
 
Use exact match anchor text! Why waste the opportunity! :) :)


You better check what other competitors are doing.. Go grab a competitor site and check all their anchor text profile.. And reverse engineer it.. Do x2 better than what he has. :) imagine how people link out to a money site.. " hi i found a good informative information from abc.com on how to be a superman in bed!" lol
 
Why you guys care so much about anchor texts ? Do it in natural way. :D
 
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