backdavid
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- Oct 16, 2023
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Hello, this is David Becky. I would like to talk about PBN backlinks today. Previously, I worked with my team and used methods like GSA, RankerX, Guest posts and PBNs; and had great success on some keywords and websites.
Now, I'm researching and working on more competitive keywords with higher volume and difficulty.
However, thoughts about PBN is changing right now. From my understanding, PBN (Private Blog Network) is made from purchasing dead domains with high authority, using the existing backlinks to boost authority as well. However, search engine doesn't like PBNs so you try your best to hide footprints (IP, layouts etc.) and transfer link juice. It is also known that the lower the OBL is, you will get more link juice from the PBN.
When I am looking for quality of PBNs, I would measure metrics like DR, UR or DA, and how much of old RD the PBN managed to keep, and how much authority the website previously had. PBNs don't have keywords or traffic showing in SEO tools like ahrefs or semrush. It is really hard to measure how much power the PBN has. You can hide your PBN's footprints, but it is not hidden from google engine. If you did hide from google engine, you wouldn't have link juice from it. Why would those PBNs not have keywords and traffic from the tools? What is the most important factor you are looking for when you are looking for a quality PBN?
As I studied from BHW forum, PBNs with OBLs around 1~25 ball park are considered good PBNs. Also, it is said that old domains should have many traffics and high ranking keywords as well. However, many PBNs I looked at now did not have much authority back then. Maybe because such domains are way too expensive. How many PBNs are of real high quality do you think, when you think about supply and demands?
Now, I'm researching and working on more competitive keywords with higher volume and difficulty.
However, thoughts about PBN is changing right now. From my understanding, PBN (Private Blog Network) is made from purchasing dead domains with high authority, using the existing backlinks to boost authority as well. However, search engine doesn't like PBNs so you try your best to hide footprints (IP, layouts etc.) and transfer link juice. It is also known that the lower the OBL is, you will get more link juice from the PBN.
When I am looking for quality of PBNs, I would measure metrics like DR, UR or DA, and how much of old RD the PBN managed to keep, and how much authority the website previously had. PBNs don't have keywords or traffic showing in SEO tools like ahrefs or semrush. It is really hard to measure how much power the PBN has. You can hide your PBN's footprints, but it is not hidden from google engine. If you did hide from google engine, you wouldn't have link juice from it. Why would those PBNs not have keywords and traffic from the tools? What is the most important factor you are looking for when you are looking for a quality PBN?
As I studied from BHW forum, PBNs with OBLs around 1~25 ball park are considered good PBNs. Also, it is said that old domains should have many traffics and high ranking keywords as well. However, many PBNs I looked at now did not have much authority back then. Maybe because such domains are way too expensive. How many PBNs are of real high quality do you think, when you think about supply and demands?