Stop Doing SEO The Stupid Way...

pbn all the way!

Which or what kind of domains can you put into ''high PBN domains'' category? I mean what to consider?

Yes, you can buy some PBN domains and build a lot of quality backlinks from them. However, you have to attract traffic to that domains. If you can, google will not give you a high score from these backlinks

We tried using PBNs once, and it didn't exactly do well (we had to start from scratch and all). I can't question your methods (if you have results to show), but if your SEO campaign fully relies on PBN, then you need to add more into the table.

In our case, we mainly relied on high traffic guest post and editorial sites, and so far, it's doing ok.

Ranking is not all about seo but they do play a significant part. I know of seo guys who still rank without pbns.

Seo is importent for web user. because it's imporove our web ranking, visitor,PR etc. In the days many of user used many seo software . but this software have many problem. so don't use stupied software for SEO. genaraly search engine optimize day by day incrase your web ranking . it's not one day work , it's do manually white hat system.

What do u think about this :
Google has reportedly taken action on sites participating in private blog networks, also known as PBNs. Google sent out widespread manual action notices via Google Webmaster Tools to these sites for “thin content” spam. Read complete news Here

These comments are rather funny. SEO is what's described here. While I don't personally use a PBN, I use a mixture of offline and social media... I can say this is probably one of the best tips i've read in awhile. Thanks OP!

Good advice at all. Surely very helpful for every bloggers and webmasters.

Have you had any success building PBNs using all brand new domains?

i should buy more domains than i buy more links. Is that right?

I keep on hearing about how many people are making money with blogs. Im seriously considering doing it my self and quit my day job.

Should we work hard on creating PBN's of web 2.0 blogs? They free to create.

Do PBNs still work?

Back in my days as SEO I had a lot of fun with them. In this company I was working for I was in charge of one googlebomb. I made a script to auto-generate hundreds of blogs with thousands and thousands of posts. They were stored in a few hundred of expired domains we purchased the same day, most of them with some relevant keyword and some PR or already included in DMOZ or Yahoo!, hosted in a dozen of servers in different countries.

By the end of the day we had more than 2 millions of keyword stuffed pages, every page with the keyword in the url, the title, the h1, in bold, in links, in images, alt texts... The text of the pages were random fragments of the Qujiote or scrapped random jokes from some sites. Images were also random. It didn't matter.

All pages linked to a dozen of other relevant pages, but never two pages linked themselves. All links were always one way. We had a program to see link connections and it was beautiful star shaped mesh.

Google fell for it. Now think about this: if you have 2 million pages and they get only one hit a day, that's still 2 million hits a day. It didn't worked this way though. Most of the pages never got a single hit, or just one or two every few days, but most of the pages were designed to pass PR to a selected few hundreds of pages. We managed to put some of these in the first search results for searches like free music or free porn and many others (but in spanish/Spain).

One month after we started we were raking in around 200 000 visits a day, with a peak of near 500 000. Another month later Google killed the network. But in that time my boss made an insane amount of money. I got a nice bonus, but all this is what made me stop working for others and start working for me. In the end I failed, but that's another story.

The most funny part was that while I was working on this googlebomb we had to meet several times Google's marketing director as we were also spending lots of money with adwords. Sometimes it was very hard to not laugh in front of him. He also visited our offices and everyone was like, you, come on, turn off your monitor!, and we were joking and laughing. It's not something I'm proud of, but I learnt a lot.

But this was well like 12 or 13 years ago. And that's a lot of time in Internet. I've not been doing serious SEO since those times, just this or that at the personal level. Right after our googlbomb (not because of it, simply right after) Google changed a lot. What we did didn't work anymore. I know because we tried a few times more.

Now, what I learned after that, and in the pasts years, is that search engines don't drive the traffic, it's the users. Create good content, and users will tell search engines your site is worth a visit. The time you spend building a network would be better spent in being valuable to users IMHO. People talk about, link to, and share valuable content, and they do it for free.

Of course, if you can't be of value, either by yourself or with the help of others (contributions, paid articles, whatever) you are left with trying to game the system. Sometimes it works. Once it worked for me and my boss.

The end goal of a PBN is to leverage it as a tool to help you get higher in the search engine.

But as always with any tool if not used properly it can render useless. What good is a hammer to a man who is trying to dig a 100ft hole?

Weather we like it or not mostly everything SEO's discuss here on the WF is not exactly "whitehat" in Googles eyes. And the reason for that is because we all know how long it takes to do it the "whitehat" way.

Whatever tools you use your end goal is to make it look as natural as possible. If you can accomplish this you win.