Kick in the right direction for seo hosting and c classes

[domaindude]

I have a handful of domains i want to use for a small startup network to juice some other sites. I have been looking at seo hosting and have a couple questions. How many sites do you generally recommend putting on 1 class IP? As they are much pricier than general hosting I would like to at least put 2-3 sites on a c class if possible so if i get the 10 c class package I would ideally like to put 20 - 30 sites on there, is that safe?

Also is privacy whois a must for these juice sites?

Lastly any suggestion for solid seo hosting would be great, I use hostgator and love their support so i was leaning towards their seo hosting packages. Thank you for reading.

[MikeFriedman]

Originally Posted by domaindude

I have a handful of domains i want to use for a small startup network to juice some other sites. I have been looking at seo hosting and have a couple questions. How many sites do you generally recommend putting on 1 class IP? As they are much pricier than general hosting I would like to at least put 2-3 sites on a c class if possible so if i get the 10 c class package I would ideally like to put 20 - 30 sites on there, is that safe?

Also is privacy whois a must for these juice sites?

Lastly any suggestion for solid seo hosting would be great, I use hostgator and love their support so i was leaning towards their seo hosting packages. Thank you for reading.

I only host 1 site on each IP address. There are a few sites I have on the same IP address, but they do not share any common links at all whatsoever. In other words, if you are going to put 2-3 sites on the same IP, I would recommend building links for different sites on each of those domains. I would not build links to the same sites off of those domains. Could leave a traceable footprint.

I use privacy for all of my sites. I don't know if it is a must, but again, I do not want any easily traceable footprints.

Host Gator's SEO hosting is one of the most expensive.

I just recently started using SkyNet hosting for one of my networks on the recommendation of MarcL. Been happy so far. They have a special for US SEO hosting of 20 IP's for $20/month.

A lot of people like WebHosting Plex. I had problems with them, but maybe they have improved.

There are a lot of recommendations for SEO hosting at backlinksforum.

[Mike Anthony]

Agree with Mike. Since your question is about what is safe then absolute safety is one IP one domain. Can you get away with two or three? perhaps but not as safe and on hostgator - you would be surprised how different their support is for their SEO division .

[domaindude]

Thanks guys, bummer to hear their support is not as good as HG.

[MikeFriedman]

I think if I remember correctly, HostGator bought an SEO hosting company and just rebranded them under the HostGator name. I could be wrong, but I swear I remember reading that somewhere. They pretty much left that company intact and just made them adopt their name.

[domaindude]

I just checked out skynet and didnt see the 20 for 20 package you were referring to so i hit the live chat line they blast. I talked to a mike in Live Chat>>Sales and he said 'THIS IS TECH SUPPORT YOU MUST SEND A BILLING TICKET REQUEST' and shot me the link to a form and ended chat so i was kinda turned off at that point but 20 for 20 is a killer deal considering the seohosting is 5 for 35$ i think. Do you have a link to that deal?

[MikeFriedman]

On their homepage at the very top of the screen you have to hit the SEO hosting US link. Or just hit the one below.

Multiple C-Class IP SEO Hosting


It's actually 20 IPs for $19.95. I was wrong.

Scroll down and it is in the sidebar on the left (your left).