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So PBN are gone ??

by Bigeasy504
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Google Targets Sites Using Private Blog Networks With Manual Action Ranking Penalties

Do you think Google will hammer down on all of them or just the poorly put together ones?
So far I haven't received anything in webmaster tools. Supposedly they claim to hit Ya with a manual review that says "Thin Content"
#links #links building #pbn #private blog network
  • Profile picture of the author Mike Anthony
    Old news with at least three threads already. Please do a search about news a week old as there are usually threads already created. Manual reviews do not destroy all PBNs. They only affect the PBNs manually reviewed. Most private PBNs were not reviewed and not only have not gone anywhere but continue to drive many rankings..
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  • Profile picture of the author davidc1
    Not gone, pbn will replace pbn.
    as long as you take care of whois/host/content quality and links you could not have any problem.
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  • Profile picture of the author Pdomain
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    If it is not gone today, then it has to go one day... it is better to divert your move from now.... as PBN can easily be tracked by Google....... even you show different who is details and other information.
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    • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
      Originally Posted by Pdomain View Post

      If it is not gone today, then it has to go one day... it is better to divert your move from now.... as PBN can easily be tracked by Google....... even you show different who is details and other information.
      This is untrue. A private network is not easy to track for Google if you build it right. That's the problem though. Most people do not know how to build them right. They are just throwing up Wordpress blogs with links in every article. If that's all you are going to do, there is no point in wasting money on WhoIs privacy.
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