Learning the Concept Behind Blog Networks & How to Create Your Very Own

[harvez16]

Hey warriors,

I was just wondering if some of you would be able to explain the concept of blog networks to me a little clearer.

I understand that these networks basically have a range of low to high pr blogs that have content submitted to them, so people will receive a backlink that will ultimately get indexed.

Here are some questions I would like answered:

• I'm presuming that in order to receive that backlink you would have to place your anchor text link in the first few sentences, so that it would be in the blog post snippet? If of course there are other blog posts which I'm sure there would be.
• Are these blogs that content is submitted to quite broad topics/niches like fitness, etc?
• Is there sole purpose just to have content submitted to them, or do privately owned networks use these as money sites.
• Do these links generally need help to get them indexed, or would the high pr tend to get them indexed quite quickly naturally?

Now the second part how to create your very own blog network.
This has intrigued me for quite some time, is it hard to create your own blog network?


I have seen a few members, one of them off the top of my head Mike Anthony offering to build you your very own private blog network.

• How is this done? Would you have to purchase PR 3's, 4's, and 5's and create your very own PR 1', 2's etc.

• And if you did need to purchase some PR sites where would you find these.

I am very interested in this, as you could have such relevant content, easily create niche sites quickly, with high PR relevant backlinks without having to purchase monthly subscriptions, to sites like BMR, Article Ranks etc.


Any thoughts, tips, help, coaching whatever, I welcome it all.


Thanks Harvez16

[harvez16]

I have heard that nowdays BMR is posting the articles to a lot of low PR sites, between 0-3, if this is the case would that even be worth it?

Anyone else got any suggestions?

[bnetwork]

I build my networks from scratch. That means new domains and full link building until they get to PR3+ and carry a lot of weight. Literally build thousands upon thousands of various links to each blog. PR is not as important as link profile.

You need at least unique class C IP's for every site/blog in your network. Private name servers (there are some tricks with name servers that help as well).

Never had a site de-indexed, which seems to happen a lot with BMR and ALN blogs (more so ALN). This does require a lot more work and takes much longer than simply buying PR domains and re-building.

Some people like to buy domains and try to rebuild the site as close to the original as possible. Others simply throw up a new WP blog and start posting.

One thing I will say though, as far as blog networks go... I'd always want to be in 100% control over it (meaning I control hosting, domains, posting, etc). These things are long term investments (if you do it right).

There's a lot more to it...

[harvez16]

I'm willing to put the effort in here, because to me building my own blog network seems like the best option here. Like you said you will have full control over it, you know what is being posted to what, and on top of this you can build relativley close niche related sites etc. I would PM you for a bit more information on this but I don't have enough posts unfortunately

I also have no idea about unique class c ips, which is something I've heard pop up a few times around here.

Thanks..

[harvez16]

Has anyone got any more tips on creating blog networks?

Thanks.

[mosthost]

Originally Posted by harvez16

I'm willing to put the effort in here, because to me building my own blog network seems like the best option here. Like you said you will have full control over it, you know what is being posted to what, and on top of this you can build relativley close niche related sites etc. I would PM you for a bit more information on this but I don't have enough posts unfortunately

I also have no idea about unique class c ips, which is something I've heard pop up a few times around here.

Thanks..

From a time standpoint, this plan doesn't sound like the best option. By using an existing blog network you can get started posting immediately.

To build your own network and then start posting will take extra time. Your competitors are getting further ahead of you in that scenario.

[Oranges]

@ bnetwork - Couldn't agree with you more. That's exactly how i make my network. It takes time, but worth it for long run. To add on to it, i prefer buying aged domains and sites on them with unique content (You can buy such for $20-25 each on Digitalpoint Forum) and then build links to them, like bnetwork mentioned. If you're obsessed with page rank use high PR blog comments and networks like ALN to build on to your Blog Network's PR.

[harvez16]

Okay so the general gist of it is to buy aged domains, or even purchase new domains, and smash it with links?

For example:

+Authority Link Network
+Build My Rank
+Article Ranks
+Finding related blogs, with high pr pages to comment on?

One question thought, where would I find a high pr blog to place in the authority link network system in the first place to start receiving links?

[harvez16]

Also are there any resources online that teach you how to create your own blog networks? I did a few google searches but havn't come up with anything substantial.

[Oranges]

Originally Posted by harvez16

Okay so the general gist of it is to buy aged domains, or even purchase new domains, and smash it with links?

For example:

+Authority Link Network
+Build My Rank
+Article Ranks
+Finding related blogs, with high pr pages to comment on?

One question thought, where would I find a high pr blog to place in the authority link network system in the first place to start receiving links?

No need for related blogs and stuff, just get high PR urls where you can comment. There are guys selling auto approved high PR blog comments list, you can use that. (Google it)

On the other side i don't really care about PR. Solid backlinks to blogs in your network is all i look for and decent Mozrank too.

[bnetwork]

Originally Posted by harvez16

Also are there any resources online that teach you how to create your own blog networks? I did a few google searches but havn't come up with anything substantial.

I'm sure some resident blog network guru will answer this one for you soon.

Aaanyways...

I buy high PR blog commenting packages from various providers. Some 10-20 PR3+ comments should be enough to get your blogs to PR2 or so. They don't have to be relevant or anything like that.

• Do some social bookmarking to each blog (like 500 or so).
• Drip feed profile backlinks over a couple months (for diversity).
• Buy ALN blasts and spread them across all of the domains in your network.
• Find a provider who does AMR or similar article network blasts and use those to boost your network a bit.
• Buy drip-fed automatic blog commenting for your blogs (spread over 60 days or so).

Don't forget to vary loads of anchors when building links. Don't leave any obvious footprints when buying SEO packages from the same provider.

Use at least C-Class IP hosting (I use aseohosting.com for smaller networks). This will help ensure that your blogs are on different IP's. If your network is huge, spread it over several different hosts.

Post regular content to the blogs, make sure that all content is unique. Never interlink. Use different WP themes (if you're using WP). Vary the length of your articles, use images in posts (sometimes), link out to authority websites from time to time (cnn, bbc, wikipedia, etc).

Take your time to remove defaults posts/pages and customize each blog (vary widgets, homepage blog post count, privacy pages, etc).

Don't always link to the same sites from all of your blogs. Say if you have 50 blogs in the network - randomly pick 20 or 30 for each SEO campaign.

And a lot more...

[Oranges]

Originally Posted by bnetwork

I'm sure some resident blog network guru will answer this one for you soon.

ROFLMAO!

Thanks for mentioning more helpful tips.

[harvez16]

Still waiting for the blog network guru..... hahahah

Thanks Oranges, and Bnetwork for these tips I will put them into action straight away!

[AravGupta]

I am following the same technique to build my blog network. It helps in getting targeted traffic for your website as well. You can also add your website in BlogRole or footer of the blog. Sometimes the blog posts don't get indexed but adding your link in footer can help in getting more number of backlinks for your project.

[Oranges]

Originally Posted by AravGupta

I am following the same technique to build my blog network. It helps in getting targeted traffic for your website as well. You can also add your website in BlogRole or footer of the blog. Sometimes the blog posts don't get indexed but adding your link in footer can help in getting more number of backlinks for your project.

What?
Here we go again!

[harvez16]

Seen this one before have we oranges

[harvez16]

Zzzzzz comments like these are extremley unhelpful

[bnetwork]

Them bots be botting.

[adammaxum]

bnetwork - for all that work, how much more off-site seo do you do on top of your blog network?

[Mike Anthony]

I won't tell you how I do it but as you see from this thread a few people use blog comments and mass blasting which to me isn't the best way of doing it because those kinds of links although conveying some juice to build up sites also have a VERY high drop off rate (comments get delted, nofollowed and removed too often)

If you rely on better links your network will be strong and keep its strength

[Mike Anthony]

Originally Posted by harvez16

Still waiting for the blog network guru..... hahahah
!

You'll be waiting a long time. The only person I knew that offered a course that was a regular here closed the doors on offering the training when he hit the number of people he wanted to teach. His students already are building some powerful networks that some of you will probably be renting from and he had a refund request of ZERO (despite them paying around $200 for the course) when they saw what they were learning.

Bnet just didn't get the memo. .However I will pass the baton to him to teach about networks

Originally Posted by bnetwork

I buy high PR blog commenting packages from various providers. Some 10-20 PR3+ comments should be enough to get your blogs to PR2 or so. They don't have to be relevant or anything like that.

• Do some social bookmarking to each blog (like 500 or so).
• Drip feed profile backlinks over a couple months (for diversity).
• Buy ALN blasts and spread them across all of the domains in your network.
• Find a provider who does AMR or similar article network blasts and use those to boost your network a bit.

Oh - oh.... May God help you all LOL.

[bnetwork]

Originally Posted by Mike Anthony

Oh - oh.... May God help you all LOL.

I like you. You're like super awesome.

[harvez16]

Originally Posted by Mike Anthony

You'll be waiting a long time. The only person I knew that offered a course that was a regular here closed the doors on offering the training when he hit the number of people he wanted to teach. His students already are building some powerful networks that some of you will probably be renting from and he had a refund request of ZERO (despite them paying around $200 for the course) when they saw what they were learning.

Bnet just didn't get the memo. .However I will pass the baton to him to teach about networks



Oh - oh.... May God help you all LOL.

So i'm guessing you were the regular who was offering this package as it's in your signature?

[harvez16]

Originally Posted by Mike Anthony

I won't tell you how I do it but as you see from this thread a few people use blog comments and mass blasting which to me isn't the best way of doing it because those kinds of links although conveying some juice to build up sites also have a VERY high drop off rate (comments get delted, nofollowed and removed too often)

If you rely on better links your network will be strong and keep its strength

Hey Mike,

What would you recommend instead of blog commenting and mass blasting?

I have also tried to contact you through your site but none of your listed contacts actually works.

Thanks.

[Mike Anthony]

Originally Posted by harvez16

So i'm guessing you were the regular who was offering this package as it's in your signature?

Actually that isn't a course. I stopped publicly offering that a few weeks back. My sig is an offer to build the network for you but thats on a wait list now because that sold out for now as well.