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Is Your Private Blog Network Still Live?

by delfinparis
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If so, I need to place some orders. As I've already been burned on a bunch (three at least) of networks that G took down, I'm going to need some form of proof and reassurance that you have little to no footprint, and I'll need to see at least one site for content purposes.

I'd like to become your next customer. Thanks! PM me please.

My sites are not adult, gambling, med, etc. - just simple boring stuff. Ha.
#blog #live #network #private
  • Profile picture of the author sovereignn
    Sending you a PM now my friend.
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  • Profile picture of the author futurepocket
    I don't want to act like a "know it all" or anything but why would you still want to use private blog networks? Sooner or later, Google will find them if they become too big. Your best bet is to establish a small blog network of your own with no traceable footprint (don't do what all the other blog networks did -- the commonality of links is a huge footprint).
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    • Profile picture of the author sovereignn
      Originally Posted by futurepocket View Post

      I don't want to act like a "know it all" or anything but why would you still want to use private blog networks? Sooner or later, Google will find them if they become too big. Your best bet is to establish a small blog network of your own with no traceable footprint (don't do what all the other blog networks did -- the commonality of links is a huge footprint).
      I'm sure quality ones will continue to last. I'm talking TRUE quality
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