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The uncomfortable questions about link building: risk, spam filters, indexing and real numbers from our own platform pool.

Questions to Ask Before Buying Links A checklist of fifteen questions to ask your link building contractor — with our answers to each and links to detailed … Is this link spam? We answer directly Formally, any links created for ranking purposes fall under Google's definition of link spam — and we don't hide this. … Can Google impose penalties for such links How algorithmic devaluation differs from manual penalties, why incoming links are rarely punished, what really increase… What is PBN? How Cascade Differs from a Network of Sites PBN is a network of domains owned by a contractor. We do not own any site from the pool: these are public services with… Web 2.0 or Guest Posts: What to Choose One link from an industry publication is stronger than one post on a blog platform — and we don't argue. We compare by … Is it safe for a white business? What can go wrong for a commercial site that has been earning for years, how to launch cautiously, and which test provi… Gambling, Crypto, and Gray Niches: What is Possible Some platforms remove gambling-related materials — we have measurements on how many exactly. We explain how we take thi… Who PromoPilot Is Not Suitable For Six situations where we advise to focus on something else first: an empty site, technical issues, expecting top-1 in a … How Publications Are Made: IPs, Accounts, Behavior Different IPs are a minimum, not an advantage. We analyze all layers: a real browser instead of a form request, ISP pro… How We Select Platforms: DR, Indexing, Weight Four independent measurements instead of one DR: indexability, weight transfer, domain authority, and reliability. 72 v… Can I see the list of platforms before launch There is no specific list of a particular launch before payment — and we explain why. However, the pool composition, li… Do these links pass weight and how we check it Checking rel in the source code is useless: telegra.ph removes nofollow with a script, while notepin adds it in the bro… Why the report only includes verified links Placement tasks 59,748, successful publications 41,579, and verified links 26,044 — only the last number makes it into … How Many Publications Actually Get Indexed The figure that is usually not shown: 44.4% of verified first-level publications and 35.2% of second-level publications… Network Footprint: Why Donors Link Not Only to You If all platforms link to one site, it is evident from open data — the objection is valid. Let's analyze what a footprin… Who Writes Articles: AI, Uniqueness and Quality Texts are written by a language model — let's be clear. How generation works for your page, what about uniqueness, what… What Growth to Expect: Portfolio Figures Aggregates across all projects, including unsuccessful ones: 58% of promoted pages improved their position by an averag… What We Do Not Promise Positions, 100% indexing, eternal links, automatic refunds for cascading and editing published content — a list of what… Anchor Plan: How Many Commercial Anchors to Use Four types of anchors, a working ratio of 20–30% commercial, how to set the list in the interface, and four mistakes th… How to Check Our Work Independently A five-minute checklist without paid services: link presence, rel in developer tools, indexing, site profile, Search Co… Can I delete or modify a publication Delete — sometimes yes, edit — usually no, and it depends on the platform, not our desire. A table of available actions… The platform removed the publication: what’s next How we notice a missing publication, what happens to the slot, why platforms clean materials, and how to plan volume co… How We Differ from Link Exchanges and Freelancers A comparison without declaring competitors as fraudsters: what exactly you are buying in each case, how deadlines and r… Where the Numbers in This Knowledge Base Come From Methodology: data sources for each group of numbers, publication rules (the denominator is named, failures are included…
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