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Do not submit your PBN to webmaster tool

Here are some points to consider
- Be sure that the expired domain you will purchased is not 301 or 302 redirect to other site before or after December 2013
- Double check the back links if they are still exist
- Avoid domains with many backlinks that came from blog post comment with large number of external links
- Post unique and quality content on your PBN blog
- It's okey to send link to an authority site/page in your niche but not direct competitor
- Do not add your link right away, wait for at least one week before you add your link
- Add one link to your main site and one to your inner page. 2 links is enough do not over do it.
- Add related images and videos
- Block all SEO Tool websites robots in your robots.txt or .htaccess file

I guess what I mentioned are good start

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SEO1977

9 years ago

Edpudo11973,

The main plugs ins I was going to install are:

Yoast
Spyder SPanker Pro
Link juice keeper

Any other tips?

Whats the ration of follow and no follow anchor text is safe?

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MikeFriedman

9 years ago

Originally Posted by SEO1977

Edpudo11973,

The main plugs ins I was going to install are:

Yoast
Spyder SPanker Pro
Link juice keeper

Any other tips?

Whats the ration of follow and no follow anchor text is safe?

I wouldn't install any of those. Too many footprints that every other common pbn has.

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SEO1977

9 years ago

My personal opinion is everyone else who got penalized with their PBNs are sloppy. Registering domains at same location, getting cheap SEO hosting instead of using multiple hosting providers like godaddy, hostgator, etc and overdoing it. It has to be and look natural.

MikeFriedman,

What are your suggestions?

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edpudol1973

9 years ago

Originally Posted by SEO1977

My personal opinion is everyone else who got penalized with their PBNs are sloppy. Registering domains at same location, getting cheap SEO hosting instead of using multiple hosting providers like godaddy, hostgator, etc and overdoing it. It has to be and look natural.

MikeFriedman,

What are your suggestions?

With or without plugins if you done it right your PBNs will work. Just avoid plugins that will leave foot printing if you really need plugins

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SEO1977

9 years ago

But how do you know what plugins leave footprints? I was never away of them leaving footprints.

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webby0031 9 years ago

Originally Posted by SEO1977

But how do you know what plugins leave footprints? I was never away of them leaving footprints.

Paranoid Dissilusional statement. Ignore than advice its complete crap install spider spanker and link juice keeper.

Dont use any google tools.

Just install wordpress get your 3 links on the site with a couple of 500 word posts and move on.
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edpudol1973

9 years ago

You can check the source code of your page, sometime in quick scan on the source you will some codes that can easily identify by search engines.

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MikeFriedman 9 years ago

Originally Posted by edpudol1973

- Be sure that the expired domain you will purchased is not 301 or 302 redirect to other site before or after December 2013

Actually, if you know how to evaluate domains, that doesn't matter. I'm more worried about 301 redirects pointing at the site. I could care less if it was 301 redirected to another site.

Originally Posted by edpudol1973

- Avoid domains with many backlinks that came from blog post comment with large number of external links

Again. This doesn't really matter for a network site.

Originally Posted by edpudol1973

- Do not add your link right away, wait for at least one week before you add your link

That's dumb.

Originally Posted by edpudol1973

- Add one link to your main site and one to your inner page. 2 links is enough do not over do it.

I would only link to one page in most cases, whether it is the home page or an internal page. There are some exceptions. I have some nav links and banner ads on some of my sites linking pretty much from every page in those cases, but those are rare.

Originally Posted by edpudol1973

- Block all SEO Tool websites robots in your robots.txt or .htaccess file

I do this with a few sites with Spyder Spanker, but less than 20% of my networks. I would not do this in the robots.txt file (because it is easily ignored and super easy to spot). I would not do it on too many sites. Easy footprint to see.
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SEO1977

9 years ago

Mike,

So you said:

"I would only link to one page in most cases, whether it is the home page or an internal page. There are some exceptions. I have some nav links and banner ads on some of my sites linking pretty much from every page in those cases, but those are rare."

Does that mean one link per article you put up? Per day, what do you mean one link?

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MikeFriedman

9 years ago

Originally Posted by SEO1977

Mike,

So you said:

"I would only link to one page in most cases, whether it is the home page or an internal page. There are some exceptions. I have some nav links and banner ads on some of my sites linking pretty much from every page in those cases, but those are rare."

Does that mean one link per article you put up? Per day, what do you mean one link?

I mean one link on the entire site.

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SEO1977

9 years ago

Mike,

Why would you buy a domain and set up hosting, wordpress etc and only put one link?

So your saying you do that and then your done? Do nothing else with that domain?

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accessted

9 years ago

Originally Posted by SEO1977

Mike,

Why would you buy a domain and set up hosting, wordpress etc and only put one link?

So your saying you do that and then your done? Do nothing else with that domain?

So he does not risk getting busted

You don't want to link to multiple sites from your PBN. Some say a couple is fine and others say 1 only. The less you OBL the less chance of getting Google slapped.

You also do not want to link out of every article. You could have 5 articles and maybe link to your site from 2 of them not all 5. Also you can link to some authority sites like wiki etc...

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MikeFriedman

9 years ago

Originally Posted by SEO1977

Mike,

Why would you buy a domain and set up hosting, wordpress etc and only put one link?

So your saying you do that and then your done? Do nothing else with that domain?

I might link to more than one site in the same niche, but I don't keep linking to the same site over and over again. No point in that and just screams network site.

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