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Who's the Best PBN Provider?

farluhan

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what's the best pbn network provider that you came across? I mean, who has made your site move to the first page of Google?

Planning to spend heavily on PBNs. Need suggestions.
 
You could make your own. Just hire a VA to so it
 
I would not invest in PBNs until you are able to make a decision for yourself as to what you need. Whatever "seriously" means.

You may also want to learn more about SEO and what is required for a page to rank. It is not simply a case of pushing PBN links at it.

I'd suggest going and reading the reviews of the sticky posts on the "SEO - link building" forum. If a seller is any good, he or she will pay to make the post sticky.
 
I'd suggest going and reading the reviews of the sticky posts on the "SEO - link building" forum. If a seller is any good, he or she will pay to make the post sticky.
Having a post that's sticky would cut into his profits. He would have to charge more money for the same quality pbns as someone else because he has to cover the cost of sticky posts
 
Recently I reviewed PBN service from @RockstarSEO and I saw some good movement from only 3 posts on that network. So I would recommend it on that basis.
 
I don't know which one is best. But some of the things you must know to build your links with PBN.
1. The metrics should be at least good with good price.
2. Good reviews by the clients like you.
3. If a service has more repeated orders done by the clients, I think that's what you need. Then go for it.

Some of the services have all these things in the Marketplace. Search it and get one what you want there. Best of luck mate.:)
 
If you are planning to invest heavily into PBN links, then I would definitely avoid the marketplace. There are a few good sellers there that I use, but I use them for churn and burn projects or short-term projects only.

IF you have the budget and want to create something long-lasting, then your best bet will always be to create your own private blog network. You are in full control and you are limiting the possibility of getting screwed as much as possible. In case that you did everything right however.
 
Having a post that's sticky would cut into his profits. He would have to charge more money for the same quality pbns as someone else because he has to cover the cost of sticky posts

By that same logic, Coke shouldn't advertise because it will cut into their profits.
 
Hmm do check your links if you do get stickies. Some dont really stick on the homepage and the OBL is another thing to take note of. Some providers have their OBL much more then what is being advertised on their sales page.
 
There are a ton of PBN/ Link package sellers on BHW, and most of them are utter horse shit! Spammy sites, fake metrics, bad TAR, bad customer service etc etc.

I've used quite a few sellers on BHW and, if you're after a great service then have a look at @The Profit Bird 's Narcos service. I received a few links the other day and I was super impressed! The articles were good, sites were fantastic and the metrics were superb!
 
If you are planning to invest heavily into PBN links, then I would definitely avoid the marketplace. There are a few good sellers there that I use, but I use them for churn and burn projects or short-term projects only.
Nargil, what span of time do you consider as short term projects
 
Nargil, what span of time do you consider as short term projects

Probably talking weeks to months as opposed to years.

Also as others have stated if you are looking for a safer option with longer gains then you are probably going to be better served with your own PBN as opposed to buying links from a PBN that is purely built for selling links. Decent gains can be had by buying from decent PBN link sellers but I wouldn't want to rely on them for long term projects as you never know when they will get deindexed as it is hard to determine how diligent they have been in building the PBN.
 
By that same logic, Coke shouldn't advertise because it will cut into their profits.
It does cut into their profits. But that's completely unrelated. Here your saying the people with quality pbns are the ones with sticky posts. Well if they are spending hundreds on advertising, they have to increase their prices. But someone with the same quality pbns can charge lower. What makes their pbns quality if they have sticky posts?
 
Id suggest you do it and learn everything you need to know about a PBN, as its hard work, not as easy as just throwing a few sites up

Key is avoiding footprints
 
No one's gonna spoon feed you with the best services, you'll need to do your own research.
 
You can lump PBNs into three categories here: ones that use spun content, ones that say they use hand-written content but actually deliver spun content, ...and ones that ACTUALLY deliver hand written content. I don't mind paying spun prices for spun posts, but it pisses me off to pay hand-written prices for spun content. Read the reviews and ask for samples and you'll figure out which are good.

Also ask what the site-wide max OBL for the network is. Many advertise a 10, 15, 20 max OBL for homepage but have HUNDREDS of posts on the innerpages with links. Ask. And if they lie and deliver sites with 132 OBL ask for a refund.

-ThopHayt
 
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