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Confused About PBN Hosts?

by mahol
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I am literally confused about PBN hosts.

reseller hosting from 1 host or different hosting for different domains.

for the PBN security choosing host is very important so before actually implementing I want your expert advice.

please help somebody!
#confused #hosts #pbn
  • Profile picture of the author csine
    Google for "SEO hosting providers" (they are expensive, mind you!)

    Same provider will give different IP class pools and you can use that to create PBN.

    However, my latest research says, it does not matter even if all your sites are on same host/IP. What matters is that each site must have either "unique content" or "useful rewritten content" and external links on these sites must be relevant to one niche.

    Never create sites posting articles/links from varied categories eg. Cooking and Gardening on same site. That is a definite candidate for penalty.
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    • Profile picture of the author mahol
      Hi you are doing something wrong...
      Had researched it very well.
      For pbn say no to SEO hosting as many seo softwares runs of them and then google blocks their entire ips.

      Originally Posted by csine View Post

      Google for "SEO hosting providers" (they are expensive, mind you!)

      Same provider will give different IP class pools and you can use that to create PBN.

      However, my latest research says, it does not matter even if all your sites are on same host/IP. What matters is that each site must have either "unique content" or "useful rewritten content" and external links on these sites must be relevant to one niche.

      Never create sites posting articles/links from varied categories eg. Cooking and Gardening on same site. That is a definite candidate for penalty.
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    • Profile picture of the author sconer
      Originally Posted by csine View Post

      Never create sites posting articles/links from varied categories eg. Cooking and Gardening on same site. That is a definite candidate for penalty.
      Is this really true?
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      • Profile picture of the author JoeMongan
        Originally Posted by sconer View Post

        Is this really true?
        Generally you want to keep each private blog on a specific niche. If you are going to link back to the blog with several niches, I would recommend going with a generic niche for the PBN site. =)
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      • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
        Originally Posted by sconer View Post

        Is this really true?
        Not entirely. There are many sites out there doing just fine with a huge variety of topics.

        However, when people start building private networks, they usually overload them with links, use crappy blog style formats, and then have tons of unrelated content. When you put all of that together, it makes it pretty obvious what the purpose of the site is, and makes it a great candidate for de-indexing.
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  • Profile picture of the author k.freddy
    mahol is right. SEO hosting is not recommended.

    What you need to do is get a bunch of cheap cpanel accounts with different hosting companies and register them under a different email each.

    Then you'll have a separate server for each PBN that does not only have unique IP but also your network will mix with other regular, legitimate sites that are on that IP as opposed to SEO hosting where almost all the sites are PBNs.
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  • Profile picture of the author arpitagarwal82
    Go for separate hosting providers rather that one hosting with multiple IPs.
    It helps in reducing the footprints.
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  • Profile picture of the author satyaprakash75per
    My suggestion would be to do a new hosting for every site on an unique IP. Google would track down the footprints otherwise.
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