In recent years, I have found that many of my SEO articles are not picked up the search engines because they do not contain enough backlinks. This has caused a number of problems for my site, with most of my links going elsewhere and none of them creating high quality traffic for my site.
The reason why PBNs are so important in SEO is because PBNs link back to my sites. This is much more effective than a single link from another website. More backlinks means more “clicks” or hits to your site, which is what the search engines use to determine if your site is considered “fresh”.
It’s true that the search engines do love links, but to get them for “freshness” there must be a few things in place. First, you need to make sure that you have a forum or blog to be linked to.
This forum or blog should contain informative, unique and interesting posts about your niche. Your forum or blog should contain original content, not copied articles from other websites. Creating fresh content with your own unique opinions and insights is much more effective than “copying” the same article from several sites.
Finally, it is important that you add a signature file to your forum or blog. This will add a unique and valuable content to your forum post, as well as increase your chances of making your post featured on your blog or forum. These signature files can be added using a PBN backlink manager.
Backlinks can be free, but they can also be expensive. Usually, you get some sort of credit system. You can be promoted to members, or given your own reward points to use for things like hosting your forum or making more posts.
However, some backlinks are actually priced just for the link. This helps the search engines find you and helps your site grow in popularity.
There are many types of PBNs, and each has their own benefits, and drawbacks, in SEO. Some have more links than others, and some have more relevance.
I was using one, called Panda, and it had a system that I had been promoting. It was a PBN where Google would reward you for having a lot of links to your website.
Unfortunately, Google likes things that are expensive, and the rules changed to favor more “consumer friendly” SEO. This meant that I no longer needed to spend hundreds of dollars to create a large list of links to my website.
And Google seems to love people who are “consumer friendly” as they are usually cheaper to pay for. I still try to promote those PBNs using Panda, but most of them are already Google friendly.