Private Blog Network - Own One? I Want To Join

[Lawyer Websites]

I am really good at selling SEO. I am interested in adding these PBN services to our ongoing SEO campaigns. Lets not start any debates about PBNs.

I am only interested in buying and testing out some for our company. Please send me a link to your WSO Private Blog Network so I can see your offer!

Thanks in advance!!

LS

[John Moore]

We've just launched our private blog network and already seeing a number of warriors jump on board, that is, those who know the true value of these links. We're limiting numbers to 85 to preserve the link juice.

[MikeFriedman]

Originally Posted by John Moore

We've just launched our private blog network and already seeing a number of warriors jump on board, that is, those who know the true value of these links. We're limiting numbers to 85 to preserve the link juice.

I hope you don't mean 85 links per page... or do you?

[oscarkool]

Originally Posted by John Moore

We've just launched our private blog network and already seeing a number of warriors jump on board, that is, those who know the true value of these links. We're limiting numbers to 85 to preserve the link juice.

Your network is an absolute joke, sorry:

"As with all other blog network services, we will remove your backlinks from our private network should you cancel your subscription."

Actually, I've yet to use a private network that removed backlinks from cancelling. The fact that you guys do this makes your network a joke. You honestly expect people to stick with your network forever? Don't be a fool.

[MikeFriedman]

Then you must also think that billboards are a joke, you know, since they take your ad down when you stop paying.

[remodeler]

Comparing a billboard to a link in a blog network is a joke in itself. Come on guys... I don't know the owner, but no service I've been with goes back and removes all of your backlinks when you cancel. I would not recommend joining one that does, if in fact that is what the one mentioned does in fact do.

[TryBPO]

At least he's honest and straight-up about it. I'm sure there are those that claim to leave your links there and take them down when you leave.

While not ideal, i understand the seller's intention behind it. He can run his PBN any way he wants to...if it's a bad idea, the market will decide that for him. No reason to attack the poor guy, lol.

[Lawyer Websites]

I just want to find a few good ones to participate in. Any suggestions?

JJ

[AllThingsArePossible]

I heard linkvana is a good network

[John Moore]

Oscarkool, please find me a high pr blog network that doesn't remove your links after you cancel, and I'm talking about permanent homepage high pr links, not rotating links like BMR, LV, etc....where your link stays on the homepage for several days then rests permanently on PR0 inner page. Go checkout backlinksforum dot com and their BFSO section, every private homepage service on there removes your links if you stop paying, that is the game. The cost to develop the network was over 40k, the ongoing monthly costs are 3k+ for content writers, hosting, seperate IP addresses, etc....You want me to keep paying to have you ranked high when you don't pay anymore? You'd be surprised at how large some of the companies that use our service are, even a very reputable warrior here, because they know the value of the links. Anyone who thinks they can rank high and stay there for a $100 one time fee isn't living in the real world. Anyone who knows SEO and ranks #1 for decent kw's knows what i'm talking about.

[Oranges]

Originally Posted by John Moore

Oscarkool, please find me a high pr blog network that doesn't remove your links after you cancel, and I'm talking about permanent homepage high pr links, not rotating links like BMR, LV, etc....where your link stays on the homepage for several days then rests permanently on PR0 inner page. Go checkout backlinksforum dot com and their BFSO section, every private homepage service on there removes your links if you stop paying, that is the game. The cost to develop the network was over 40k, the ongoing monthly costs are 3k+ for content writers, hosting, seperate IP addresses, etc....You want me to keep paying to have you ranked high when you don't pay anymore? You'd be surprised at how large some of the companies that use our service are, even a very reputable warrior here, because they know the value of the links. Anyone who thinks they can rank high and stay there for a $100 one time fee isn't living in the real world. Anyone who knows SEO and ranks #1 for decent kw's knows what i'm talking about.

Couldn't agree with you more.

@ Oscarkool - You're confused between "blogpost networks" and "High PR home page backlinks network".

[Matt.Lake]

I was gonna say... show me a private blog network where you only make a one-off payment to have your links stay permanently on actual PR pages.

I've seen some places offering the odd permanent PR link, but for a price.

It's link rental and makes perfect sense.

[Whateva]

I guess there is 2 different networks A blog network - Links sometimes stay on there blogroll permanently and some times not and then there is a Home Page Link Network where it is 100% rental.

Generally there is also a guarantee with Home Page Backlink Networks if the PR slips or moves either way that particular domain will be replaced by another of the original PR value.

This is generally not done in a blog network. Also the other main difference is the using of a blogroll, footer/sidebar/widgets/header for these links and Home Page Backlinks is contextual links.

There is a huge difference in link value - I rather anyday have my links on a home page contextual over a blog roll. In fact there is a you tube video of Matt Cutts talking about this exact thing.

The cost of Home page networks to maintain is quite large, depending on the size of the network and also the size of your PR range.

I guess some people shoot from the hips and ask questions later. Nothing like being an expert in your own mind