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| Warrior Member Join Date: Oct 2010
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Just wanted to get some advice from anyone who uses hostgator hosting or any other company that might suit my purpose. I have the baby plan at the moment and now have about 8 sites hosted here but have read that it is not a good idea to have all sites on 1 IP if you are doing link building. I have heard that using reseller hosting will give a different IP for each site. Is this true? I am looking to build at least another 20 sites in the next 2 months and will be doing some light link building to each site and really need some advice on the best hosting to use for this purpose. Thanks in advance. |
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Ambler, PA (suburb of Philly)
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This advice is probably a little past due, considering that your original post was back in mid-May, but I'll give you my two cents anyway since nobody else did. You only need to host your sites on different IPs if you plan on creating some sort of link network, since you don't want Google to see that one unique IP is linking to several other sites on that same exact IP - that may be a little shady in their eyes. So if you are planning on building some sort of link network, like a high PR link network, host them on separate IPs, with WhoIs protection, no Google Analytics/Webmaster Tools/AdSense, don't link them to each other, and basically don't do anything else that Google can use to trace a site back to you as owner. As for having all of your money sites on the same IP (i.e. via shared hosting), you should be fine. When you use shared hosting, the term "shared" doesn't come from the fact that all of your websites are shared on the same IP; rather, it comes from the fact that you are sharing that IP with thousands (and I mean thousands) of other people on the same hosting plan/grid/etc. as you. And Google understands this. I have about 80 money sites all in the same shared hosting account, and everything's been fine. Hope that helps. |
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Thanks Chris. Really appreciate your reply.
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Cannes - France
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You can have 100 sites on the same hosting account with only 1 IP address - Google doesn't have any problem with that. The only thing you should not do is to interlink all those sites with each other. However, it is also wrong that Google will penalize your site if you link several sites with the same IP together. What is important is to have backlinks from different sources, from different IP addresses... all in all, make sure you get a natural linking pattern. |
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It is only natural that if you are an authority in some niche that you will have multiple websites that you link together eg. a static website and a blog. Google isn't going to penalise you for this.
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| the world is yours War Room Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Oktoberfest
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Reseller hosting is important if you have plenty of websites and want to keep the page speed high. Then it is easy to control the different packages from one interface. Reseller packages have more resources so to speak. If you have five or ten little blogs it is not really neccessary.
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