How do you move 60 PBN sites without downtime affecting link signals?
I'm in the middle of planning a migration of around 60 sites from my current shared-VPS setup to a proper PBN-specific hosting environment. The technical side of moving files and databases isn't what worries me — I've done that plenty of times. What I'm genuinely nervous about is the transition period where DNS is propagating and sites might intermittently resolve to either the old or new server. For regular sites this is just a temporary UX issue, but for PBN sites I'm wondering whether a period of inconsistent resolution could send confusing signals to crawlers or temporarily impact how Google values the links going out from those sites. Has anyone migrated this many sites at once and tracked whether there was any measurable impact on money site rankings during and after the DNS cutover?
Took on a client whose PBN had serious hosting consolidation issues — nearly forty sites split across just three providers. Cleaning that up required a careful migration plan to avoid link gaps or downtime that would affect the target sites. Used the switching framework from pbn.ltd/switch-hosting-provider as the starting point for the project and it saved a lot of planning time. The migration took about six weeks done properly and the network footprint is now dramatically cleaner. The client's rankings have actually improved since the restructure which was a good outcome beyond just fixing the footprint.