I run a few affiliate sites and have some clients as well. I'm still pretty new to the game. So when starting a client or aff site, I usually open up Google keywords and about 10 other sites already ranking highly. Let's say that I'm trying to rank an Accounting site. Obviously, accounting ____cityname____ is going to be competitive. So what I do, is look for keywords/aspects of the industry on these 10+ sites I have open that I never would have thought of. For accounting, there are usually 100+ people searching "forensic accounting" every month and the competition is usually low. (My tactic to determine competition is to sort these keywords by relevance and then start searching from the bottom of the barrel.) After I have 2000-10000 kw (depending on the clients purchase), I start clumping the keywords together to get some good on page going. My main solution to ranking though is using these words in my anchor text from PR sites. My Question: Who do you use to host your PR network? I'm currently using 10+ $1 a month hosts. Plus a different login for each site. It's great because it helps cloak my presence (I also use a Tor browser when setting up the sites and doing all registrations.) But it's a pain in the neck. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks,
I use the same. Cheap hosts. You get much more mileage if you're linking from sites all on separate hosts. About cloaking, I wouldn't worry about creating your hosting logins with different information. Your login and billing information is completely confidential. G or anyone else would never have access to that. On the other hand, as you probably know, create unique and different who.is information for each account. This is a little more time consuming than simply using Private Who.Is, but the ranking benefits is very noticeable (as confirmed by testing, not speculation). As a final step, once you're setup with hosting, in your cpanel, change the contact email towards the top. Here's a list of cheap hosts that I've used: webhostportal.net WiredWebWork.com https://my.blastport.com brain.hostug.com http://www.pristinehosting.com/ http://www.networkpanda.com https://www.levelhosting.ca nohelphost.com linkalone.com citohost.com service.leapswitch.com hostmastered.net stallionhost.com http://me.1dollar-webhosting.com my.freecpanelsharedhosting.com stablepages.com dohost.biz hosthoarders.com http://secure.adarshhost.com/clients/index.php edenhost.com hostwired.com hostripples.com nextweb.biz atomhost.com www.megaworldhosting.com www.hostartists.com centralhosts.net wingedhosting.com Hope this helps, Diggity
Would you use same host 2-3 times for different PBN blog but each time select different server location i.e. US East, CA, US West, would this be fine?
I would only use the same host more than once if you're linking to different money sites from each PBN on the same host.
Thanks for the list with the hosting you used. I never tried having different whois info for each domain, how do you do this and is it safe since you can get your account banned or something by providing fake whois info? And was the testing done by you or there are articles you can point me to? I put private whois on all domains in my pbn and it is working good on ranking money sites. But if having different whois info is really more effective, then this is something I should also look into.
Just literally sign up for new cheap host for each domain, get is nameservers and update them at your registrar. Repeat for new blog. Make a simple excel spreadsheet to keep yourself organized, is really easy. I never had problems with that, nor do I know anyone who did, don't worry. I've also had this confirmed by few friends who own massive PBNs who did tests on their own.
I agree with DiggitySEO. Only use the same host with different money sites. Good list. Im using a few of them and will try some of the others. Thanks!
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