Private Blog Network Creation Services
A cheap and seemingly quick way to increase Domain Authority.
Service features
Multiple CMS
1000s IPs & Domains
Multiple servers around the world
Cost-Effective & Low Maintenance
Manual Linking
Tested, no penalties
What is a PNB? And DA?
A Private Network Blog is a network of sites created for the sole purpose of linking to a primary website to pass on link equity. This method is premised on the fact that links from multiple domains have a more significant impact on DA and search rankings than multiple links from a single domain.
Domain Authority (DA) is a metric developed by Moz that predicts how well a website will rank on search engine result pages (SERPs). A higher DA score indicates a greater likelihood of ranking higher on search engines. The race to increase one’s DA has led to various strategies, both ethical and otherwise.
Advantages of a PBNs in SEO
- Control Over Backlinks: Owning a PBN gives you complete control over the content, anchor text, and types of backlinks you create, which can help tailor your backlink profile.
- Quick Rankings: Historically, PBNs have been known to offer quicker rankings for new websites or keywords.
- High Authority Links: If the PBN sites have high domain authority, they can pass on this authority to your main site, helping it rank better.
- Relevance: With a PBN, you can ensure the linking sites are relevant to your niche, which can potentially help with rankings.
- Cost-Efficient in the Long Run: Once set up, maintaining a PBN might be cheaper than other ongoing link-building efforts, such as paid guest posts.
- Flexibility: PBNs provide flexibility in terms of distributing link equity among different pages of the main website, allowing you to rank multiple pages or target a wide array of keywords.
- Reduced Dependency: Having your own PBN reduces the dependency on other websites for backlinks.
More beneficial Scenarios for a PNB
Niche Websites: Some website owners with niche affiliate sites might use PBNs to get quick rankings and earnings. Once they've earned enough, they might abandon the penalized site and start a new one, continuing the cycle.
Short-Term Projects: Websites built for short-term gains, like event-based websites, might look for rapid boosts to traffic and revenue without concern for the long-term sustainability of the site.
Highly Competitive Niches: Some industries are notoriously difficult to rank in due to fierce competition. In such cases, businesses might be tempted to use PBNs to get an edge, although the risks remain high.
Reputation Management: Companies trying to push down negative content about them in search results might use PBNs to boost positive or neutral content. This isn't a long-term solution, but it might provide temporary relief.