Why do Google never fully able to crack down PBN?

Google may easily detect those link farm "PBN" that aren't real PBNs that u can buy in marketplace here yes, but is no way to detect a real private backlink network if it done well! Cause Google can not read your mind (yet) and can not decide on intent of website.
 
Dirty Secret Alert:

And we are ALL forgetting the one reason that Google doesn't need to bother detecting public PBNs... many of them do something that does Google's job for them. Many (heck probably most that I've seen) public PBNs are built with a finite amount of hosting paid for up front, typically a year. The seller sells his PBN as part of a service with an advertised maximum OBL. Once he fills that OBL why should he pay for another year of hosting for his "lifetime" PBN site? He doesn't... and when hosting runs out the site dies, and your link disappears. And since public PBN links rarely last more than a year, Google doesn't have a problem on their hands. Those who buy into public PBNs too much will show a "link rot" pattern on their linking due to all the constantly dying links and Google can hit their money site algorhythmically if they choose without needing to worry about catching individual PBNs.

ThopHayt
 
PBNs has similar characteristics, a lot of old URLs redirected to homepage, often times the content is different from old content.

No they don't. Not at all! It's quite obvious that you've been spending much more time on the forums than you have on building a PBN yourself.


Also, if Google were to follow your logic:
Suppose a person were to register an old domain, put up a new website and redirect everything to his homepage: he would get penalized?
By your idea, yes!

Loads of innocent web site owners would get hit - not the brightest approach...
 
Google have better things to do then dedicate resources to fighting small businesses.
 
Dirty Secret Alert:

And we are ALL forgetting the one reason that Google doesn't need to bother detecting public PBNs... many of them do something that does Google's job for them. Many (heck probably most that I've seen) public PBNs are built with a finite amount of hosting paid for up front, typically a year. The seller sells his PBN as part of a service with an advertised maximum OBL. Once he fills that OBL why should he pay for another year of hosting for his "lifetime" PBN site? He doesn't... and when hosting runs out the site dies, and your link disappears. And since public PBN links rarely last more than a year, Google doesn't have a problem on their hands. Those who buy into public PBNs too much will show a "link rot" pattern on their linking due to all the constantly dying links and Google can hit their money site algorhythmically if they choose without needing to worry about catching individual PBNs.

ThopHayt

Yes good point. This is why creating own PBN is key to success! I not know any good SEO who buy PBN service from marketplaces
 
Only 0.000000000000000000000000001% of the internet uses a PBN, they have bigger issues to go and target.
 
Maybe because pbns have different ip's and people keep on adding new to their list. However, google can catch them but only if you try to abuse their system :D hehe
 
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