Ensuring Your PBNs Are Still Worth Using and Not Infiltrated

A Private Blog Network (PBN) is used to build links to your website, the one that you intend to rank and make money on. The entire optimization process involving PBNs includes purchasing expired domains, finding individual hosting, setting up the site, and starting a blog. It’s a process that takes time just from doing the first step. But see, when that’s all done, there’s still a possibility that you’ve ended up with a rotten PBN. Get rid of those and make sure your money site ranking remains unharmed by testing all of your PBNs before adding them to your network.

What You Need

• Third party sites you can use as test subjects

• PBNs

• SEMRush

• Ahrefs

Setup Steps

1. Find a third party website in your niche on page 2 of Google.

2. Type the site in on SEMRush and find all the words it’s ranked for.

   

3. Go through the keywords and get one that has never had an anchor.

4. Check the URL on Ahrefs. (Image via diggitymarketing.com)

   

5. Create the link on your PBN.

6. Write or have someone write an article for you.

7. Add some images for your post.

8. Create an anchor link that is an exact match with the keyword you identified before.

9. Send it to the related URL you’ve determined via SEMRush.

10. Wait for the results.

Timeframe

Time to do: 1 day

Time to see results: 1 week

Additional Tips

The time for you to see the results of your tests will vary.

A positive result will show an increase in ranking.

Negative results from week 1 may not always be final. Wait another week then if it really is, remove the link and the site will recover in about 2 weeks.

You can also do this for a 301 redirect testing.

Potential Results

Testing all your PBNs will ensure that all the expired domains you’ve gotten are healthy and will provide you with a steady increase in page rankings for your money site.