PBN networks built and maintained for your project
PBN networks are sets of sites that you own and control, used to place links to your main project. Best Boost Partners designs the network, selects expired domains with a clean history, spreads the sites across different hosting providers, fills them with readable content and keeps them running. The service is for projects in gambling, betting and other topics where ordinary donor sites refuse to place links. You receive a register of the network: domains, access details, hosting, costs and placed links.
In brief
- For whom
- Projects in gambling, betting and other topics that ordinary donor sites refuse, and teams that want links under their own control.
- What is included
- Network design, domain selection, hosting without shared footprints, content for each site, link placement and ongoing maintenance.
- What you receive
- A working network of sites you own and a register with domains, access details, hosting, costs and every placed link.
- How to start
- The address of the promoted site, its topic and language, the target pages and the budget you plan for the network.
What does building a PBN network include?
The work on a PBN network consists of four parts. Each part can be ordered separately if your own team covers the others.
Network architecture
How many sites, which tiers, which site links where and at what pace. The plan is drawn up before the first domain is bought.
Learn moreDomain selection
Expired domains with a clean history and live backlinks, matched to the topic of the network and checked before purchase.
Learn moreHosting and footprint control
Different hosting providers, IP ranges, DNS, CMS and themes, no shared accounts. Every parameter of every site is recorded in a register.
Learn moreContent and maintenance
Content for each site, regular publications, uptime and indexing checks, renewals and replacement of sites that have dropped out of the index.
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When is a PBN network needed?
- Your project is in gambling or betting, and ordinary donor sites refuse the topic or name a price at which the link makes no sense.
- You want links whose anchor, surrounding text and lifetime you decide yourself, without depending on a webmaster.
- You already have a network, and its sites are dropping out of the index or carry visible common traces.
- You bought expired domains and need to turn them into working sites that are safe to link from.
- Your team builds links through outreach and needs a second source that does not depend on other people’s sites.
How does work on a PBN network go?
Brief and a talk about risk
We study the promoted site, its link profile and the competitors in its search results. Before the first domain is bought, we explain what a PBN network can give the project and what the project risks if the network is recognised.
Network plan
We draw up the plan of the network: the number of sites, the tiers, which site links to which page and the pace of placement. The plan is agreed with you and fixed in the scope of the contract.
Domains and hosting
We select expired domains, check their history and register them with different registrars. Each site gets its own hosting, DNS and set of technical parameters, all entered in the register.
Content and links
Each site receives restored or newly written content and starts publishing on its own schedule. Links to your project appear gradually, inside articles that make sense without the link.
Maintenance and reports
We watch uptime and indexing, renew domains and hosting, and replace sites that have dropped out of the index. You receive regular reports and an updated register.
What do you receive together with a PBN network?
- The network plan: a diagram of sites, tiers and links with the placement schedule.
- The register of the network: every domain with its registrar, hosting, IP address, CMS, theme and renewal dates.
- Access details for the registrar accounts, hosting accounts and admin panels of the sites, all under your control.
- A check sheet for every domain: history in the Wayback Machine, backlinks according to link indexes, spam and sanction signals.
- A list of placed links: the donor page, the target page, the anchor and the date.
- Regular reports on indexing, uptime, costs and replaced sites.
How do we reduce the risk of a PBN network being recognised?
No common traces
Sites of one network do not share hosting providers, IP ranges, DNS, templates, analytics codes or accounts. Every parameter is written in the register, so a repeat is seen before a site goes live.
Every site is a real site
A network site has its own topic, its own structure and articles that a person can read. A site created only to hold a link is the first to be recognised.
Plain words about risk
Search engines treat link networks as a violation of their guidelines. A recognised network loses its value and can harm the promoted site, so we build the network in a way that the loss of one site does not expose the others.
Frequently asked questions
Is a PBN network safe for the promoted site?
No link network is fully safe. Search engines treat link networks as a violation of their guidelines, and a network that can be recognised loses its value and can harm the promoted site. We reduce the risk by removing common traces between the sites and by making each site readable. We say this plainly before the work starts.
Who owns the sites of a PBN network?
You own the sites. The domains, hosting accounts and admin panels are under your control, and the access details are listed in the register of the network. If the contract ends, the network stays with you and keeps working.
How much does a PBN network cost?
The cost depends on the number of sites, the price of the domains and the amount of content. We name the price and the deadline after the brief and a look at your project. Running costs for domains and hosting are shown in the register for each site.
How many sites does a PBN network need?
The number depends on the competition in your search results and on the link profile of the promoted site. We calculate the number at the planning stage and show the reasoning in the network plan. A small network of well-made sites is usually safer than a large network assembled in a hurry.
Can you take over a PBN network built by another contractor?
Yes. We start with an audit of the existing network: common traces, indexing, domain history and outgoing links. After the audit you receive a list of sites worth keeping, sites to rebuild and sites to switch off.
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