What are the most reliable PBN building services?

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Hi everyone,

As you know creating a PBN is painful and I am looking for a good service to build a PBN for me (with 5 websites at first). I tried someone on Fiverr who built a crap website on a crap domain, it was cheap but the website can't be used.

So, I am not looking for the cheapest service but a good value for money. Do you have some advices for me?

Thanks for your help.
 
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You will discover that nothing is better than building your own PBN how painful it could be.

You will discover this after spending too much money on services you don't have the control, for PBN sites which become crapy the months after your purchases, for PBN sites that will go down once the owner will have oversale the number of links and will have no more interest to maintain the site.
 
Thanks DragonFury, that's also what I think actually. But I was wondering if someone here has high skills to help building this PBN. I want to keep control of the PBN, so I only need someone to build it and give me the key :)
 
What's a PBN site? Just a simple website.

For instance, you grab an expired domain name in your niche, just a DA>15, PA>20, RD>10. Install a free theme as TwentySixteen or TwentySeventeen. Use Archive.org to copy paste content from the original site. Create only 3-5 pages. Use homepage to place the best content with over 1,000 words. Put a single link in the text to your money site. That's it.

Use a $1 per month hosting service as TrueHost, HoboHost, Webhosting.Ninja (with the BHW promo Code) or any other.

If the domain name is not in your niche, order content writing service for $6 for 1,000 words to have a good and unique article in homepage related to your niche.

Cheap and quick PBN site.
 
DragonFury said:
What's a PBN site? Just a simple website.

For instance, you grab an expired domain name in your niche, just a DA>15, PA>20, RD>10. Install a free theme as TwentySixteen or TwentySeventeen. Use Archive.org to copy paste content from the original site. Create only 3-5 pages. Use homepage to place the best content with over 1,000 words. Put a single link in the text to your money site. That's it.

Use a $1 per month hosting service as TrueHost, HoboHost, Webhosting.Ninja (with the BHW promo Code) or any other.

If the domain name is not in your niche, order content writing service for $6 for 1,000 words to have a good and unique article in homepage related to your niche.

Cheap and quick PBN site.
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Cheap and quick way how to get deindexed.

You could pass under the radar with that in 2012 maybe, but nowadays, this kind of approach won't last long. Waste of money to approach it like this.
 
Nargil said:
Cheap and quick way how to get deindexed.

You could pass under the radar with that in 2012 maybe, but nowadays, this kind of approach won't last long. Waste of money to approach it like this.
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well he at least switches hosting.
give him some credit for it.
and if he is using 10$ domains, he sure wont care if it gets deindexed
 
DO067 said:
Hi everyone,

As you know creating a PBN is painful and I am looking for a good service to build a PBN for me (with 5 websites at first). I tried someone on Fiverr who built a crap website on a crap domain, it was cheap but the website can't be used.

So, I am not looking for the cheapest service but a good value for money. Do you have some advices for me?

Thanks for your help.
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Try to scrape Expired domain your self, So you can better do, it by your own hand
 
Thanks for your feedback, but it was not my question. I didn't ask if it is better to build a PBN by myself or not. I asked about a PBN building service.
 
DO067 said:
Hi everyone,

As you know creating a PBN is painful and I am looking for a good service to build a PBN for me (with 5 websites at first). I tried someone on Fiverr who built a crap website on a crap domain, it was cheap but the website can't be used.

So, I am not looking for the cheapest service but a good value for money. Do you have some advices for me?

Thanks for your help.
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There are some good services, but at the same time I've seen better results from fiverr gigs than some of the expensive services I've purchased. Is it a fresh site you're looking build links for?
 
Nop it is quite an old site (big ecommerce website) with already 15,000 backlinks.
 
You expected a service you found on fiverr to be good?

The best way is to just build a PBN by hand. It takes a bunch of time to find good domains, good hosting, etc. You're not going to find someone else to do it for you for a low price. It took me a lot of time and effort to build mine over many months. But $6 for 1,000 words? lol If I were going to do it for someone it would probably be $999 per domain, but it would be phenomenal and not this spammy bullshit that gets deindexed after one week. But I would just do it for myself where I don't have to charge over cost.
 
Hiring PBN Building Service would be a Bad Idea. If you have little experience in Building PBNs then Hire any VA for Cheap and ask him to do that. For sure, you will save tons of BUCKS!
 
Skbansal000 said:
Hiring PBN Building Service would be a Bad Idea. If you have little experience in Building PBNs then Hire any VA for Cheap and ask him to do that. For sure, you will save tons of BUCKS!
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Which is all well and good, provided the VA knows exactly how to build them.
 
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