In this monthly rental PBN links case study, a US company that buys vacant land took one of its state keywords from #42 to #1 in three days, and 13 of its keywords reached #1 on Google within two weeks of starting our Monthly Rental Sticky Homepage PBN Links.
Results at a glance
| What changed (of 68 tracked keywords) | Keywords |
|---|---|
| Reached a higher position than at the first check | 29 |
| Reached #1 | 13 |
| Reached the top 3 | 25 |
| Jumped into the top 10 from outside it | 8 |
| Biggest single jump | #61 to #1 |
All positions are Google US desktop, checked daily in our rank tracker from 29 September to 12 October 2026.
The client and the challenge
The client is a US company that buys vacant land for cash. It has one landing page for each state it buys in, 17 states in total, plus a main “sell your land” page. Each page targets the searches a land owner types when they want a quick sale, such as “sell land in [state]”, “cash buyers for [state] land” and “sell [state] land fast”.
The order came through an SEO agency that manages the client’s search marketing.
What we did
The agency rented the Premium package of our Monthly Rental Sticky Homepage PBN Links for the client’s state pages: 68 sticky homepage PBN links. Every result below comes from those 68 links. Every target keyword was added to our rank tracker on day one, so every movement below is measured from the first check, not guessed.
- Homepage placement: each link sits on the homepage of an aged auction domain, the strongest page of any site, and stays there for as long as the rental is renewed.
- Strong, uncrowded domains: our average metrics are 100+ referring domains, Moz DA 20+ and 10 to 25+ years of domain age, with no more than 20 outgoing links per PBN, so the power is not shared thin.
- Handwritten content: every link is placed in content written by our team for the topic.
How the rankings moved
Movement started within days. By 3 October, keywords that sat between #30 and #43 at the first check were already on page 1, three of them in the top 3.
The headline keyword, a “cash buyers for [state] land” search, ranked #42 at the first check on 29 September. It was #1 on 2 October and was still #1 at the last check on 12 October.
The biggest jump came from a “sell land in [state]” keyword: #61 at its first check on 1 October and #1 the next day.
Here is every keyword that reached a higher position than at its first check, with the keywords masked to protect the client.
| Keyword | First check | Best | Positive improvement |
|---|---|---|---|
| s*** l*** i* k******* | #61 | #1 | ⬆️ +60 positions |
| s*** a****** l*** f*** | #60 | #13 | ⬆️ +47 positions |
| c*** b***** f** a****** l*** | #42 | #1 | ⬆️ +41 positions |
| s*** l*** i* g****** | #43 | #2 | ⬆️ +41 positions |
| s*** v***** l*** i* a****** w****** l****** i* | #34 | #1 | ⬆️ +33 positions |
| s*** n***** l*** f*** f** c*** | #30 | #3 | ⬆️ +27 positions |
| s*** m* l*** f*** i* f****** | #22 | #2 | ⬆️ +20 positions |
| l*** b*** a d***** l*** b**** | #17 | #2 | ⬆️ +15 positions |
| a****** l*** b***** | #14 | #4 | ⬆️ +10 positions |
| o** o* t** c******** t*** b** l*** f** c*** | #7 | #1 | ⬆️ +6 positions |
| l*** b*** a c********* l*** b**** | #9 | #3 | ⬆️ +6 positions |
| w* b** m******* l*** i* a** c***** | #6 | #1 | ⬆️ +5 positions |
| s*** g****** l*** f*** f** c*** | #7 | #2 | ⬆️ +5 positions |
| c*** b***** f** n**** c******* l*** | #16 | #11 | ⬆️ +5 positions |
| c*** b***** f** v***** l*** i* n** y*** | #5 | #1 | ⬆️ +4 positions |
| k******* l*** b**** t*** p*** c*** | #5 | #1 | ⬆️ +4 positions |
| w* b** v***** l*** a** o*** f****** | #6 | #2 | ⬆️ +4 positions |
| g** a c*** o**** f** m* l*** i* o*** | #6 | #3 | ⬆️ +3 positions |
| l*** b***** i* t**** | #7 | #4 | ⬆️ +3 positions |
| s*** l*** i* c********* f** c*** w*** n* l****** | #3 | #1 | ⬆️ +2 positions |
| s*** l*** i* p*********** | #3 | #1 | ⬆️ +2 positions |
| c******** t*** b** l******** l*** f** c*** | #3 | #1 | ⬆️ +2 positions |
| s*** u****** n** y*** l*** f*** | #3 | #1 | ⬆️ +2 positions |
| s*** t******** l*** f** c*** f*** | #4 | #2 | ⬆️ +2 positions |
| l*** b*** i* n**** c******* | #4 | #2 | ⬆️ +2 positions |
| q**** c*** f** m* v***** l*** | #4 | #2 | ⬆️ +2 positions |
| f****** l*** b***** | #5 | #3 | ⬆️ +2 positions |
| s*** k******* l*** t* l*** b*** | #2 | #1 | ⬆️ +1 position |
| s*** y*** t**** a****** | #2 | #1 | ⬆️ +1 position |
Ranking graph for every improved keyword
Here is the rank tracker graph for each of the 29 keywords, in the same order as the table above. Keywords are masked to protect the client. “First” is the position at the first rank check, and “Best” is the highest position reached since then.
1. s*** l*** i* k*******
First: #61
Best: #1
Improved positions: ⬆️ +60 positions
2. s*** a****** l*** f***
First: #60
Best: #13
Improved positions: ⬆️ +47 positions
3. c*** b***** f** a****** l***
First: #42
Best: #1
Improved positions: ⬆️ +41 positions
4. s*** l*** i* g******
First: #43
Best: #2
Improved positions: ⬆️ +41 positions
5. s*** v***** l*** i* a****** w****** l****** i*
First: #34
Best: #1
Improved positions: ⬆️ +33 positions
6. s*** n***** l*** f*** f** c***
First: #30
Best: #3
Improved positions: ⬆️ +27 positions
7. s*** m* l*** f*** i* f******
First: #22
Best: #2
Improved positions: ⬆️ +20 positions
8. l*** b*** a d***** l*** b****
First: #17
Best: #2
Improved positions: ⬆️ +15 positions
9. a****** l*** b*****
First: #14
Best: #4
Improved positions: ⬆️ +10 positions
10. o** o* t** c******** t*** b** l*** f** c***
First: #7
Best: #1
Improved positions: ⬆️ +6 positions
11. l*** b*** a c********* l*** b****
First: #9
Best: #3
Improved positions: ⬆️ +6 positions
12. w* b** m******* l*** i* a** c*****
First: #6
Best: #1
Improved positions: ⬆️ +5 positions
13. s*** g****** l*** f*** f** c***
First: #7
Best: #2
Improved positions: ⬆️ +5 positions
14. c*** b***** f** n**** c******* l***
First: #16
Best: #11
Improved positions: ⬆️ +5 positions
15. c*** b***** f** v***** l*** i* n** y***
First: #5
Best: #1
Improved positions: ⬆️ +4 positions
16. k******* l*** b**** t*** p*** c***
First: #5
Best: #1
Improved positions: ⬆️ +4 positions
17. w* b** v***** l*** a** o*** f******
First: #6
Best: #2
Improved positions: ⬆️ +4 positions
18. g** a c*** o**** f** m* l*** i* o***
First: #6
Best: #3
Improved positions: ⬆️ +3 positions
19. l*** b***** i* t****
First: #7
Best: #4
Improved positions: ⬆️ +3 positions
20. s*** l*** i* c********* f** c*** w*** n* l******
First: #3
Best: #1
Improved positions: ⬆️ +2 positions
21. s*** l*** i* p***********
First: #3
Best: #1
Improved positions: ⬆️ +2 positions
22. c******** t*** b** l******** l*** f** c***
First: #3
Best: #1
Improved positions: ⬆️ +2 positions
23. s*** u****** n** y*** l*** f***
First: #3
Best: #1
Improved positions: ⬆️ +2 positions
24. s*** t******** l*** f** c*** f***
First: #4
Best: #2
Improved positions: ⬆️ +2 positions
25. l*** b*** i* n**** c*******
First: #4
Best: #2
Improved positions: ⬆️ +2 positions
26. q**** c*** f** m* v***** l***
First: #4
Best: #2
Improved positions: ⬆️ +2 positions
27. f****** l*** b*****
First: #5
Best: #3
Improved positions: ⬆️ +2 positions
28. s*** k******* l*** t* l*** b***
First: #2
Best: #1
Improved positions: ⬆️ +1 position
29. s*** y*** t**** a******
First: #2
Best: #1
Improved positions: ⬆️ +1 position
How we measured this
- Start point: all 68 target keywords were added to our rank tracker when the rental started. Most were first checked on 29 September 2026, and a few were added over the following days. The first check of each keyword is the starting position shown in the tables.
- Daily checks: each keyword was checked on Google US desktop through 12 October 2026.
- What counts as improved: a keyword is listed if it reached a higher position than at its first check. The “Best” column is the highest position each keyword reached during the period.
- What we left out: keywords that were already #1 at the first check had no room to climb, and keywords that did not move up are not shown here.
Why monthly rental PBN links work so well
- Homepage power. The homepage is where a site collects most of its backlinks and passes the most authority. A sticky homepage link gets that power directly instead of sitting in an old post deep in the archive.
- Few outgoing links. With a cap of 20 outgoing links per PBN, each link gets a real share of the domain’s strength.
- Steady, ongoing support. The links stay live month after month while the rental is renewed, which keeps rankings supported instead of relying on one burst of links.
FAQ
What does this monthly rental PBN links case study show?
Monthly Rental Sticky Homepage PBN Links took a state keyword from #42 to #1 in three days, and 13 of the 68 tracked keywords reached #1 on Google within two weeks.
How fast did the rankings move?
The headline keyword reached #1 three days after the first check. One keyword moved from #61 to #1 in a single day, and another went from #34 to #1 in four days.
What kind of site was it?
A US company that buys vacant land for cash, with one landing page per state. The order was placed by the SEO agency that handles its search marketing.
How many links were used?
The Premium package: 68 sticky homepage PBN links. Every result in this case study comes from those 68 links.
Do the links stay live?
Yes, as long as the rental is renewed every 30 days. If the rental is not renewed, the links are removed.
Can agencies order this for their clients?
Yes. This order was placed by an SEO agency for its client.
Get the same results
If you have location pages or competitive money pages that need strong, steady links, this is the service behind these results: Monthly Rental Sticky Homepage PBN Links. This client used the Premium package (68 links, $1,020 a month), and smaller packages start from $255 a month.
New for rental customers: every rental now also comes with free bonus PBN links each month: 5 with the Basic package, 10 with Standard and 20 with Premium. These bonus links started after this case study, so the results above do not include them.
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About the author
KINGPINWEB Team
KINGPINWEB is an SEO and link building company based in Chennai, India. Since 2012 our in-house team has helped site owners, agencies and businesses rank higher in search. Everything we publish here comes from hands-on work: campaigns we run, rankings we track every day and tests we carry out ourselves. We write these guides to share what works in practice. Our team is led by co-founders Issac M. Paul and Balaji Ragupathi.
