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Should I Host Multiple Different Niche Blogs on The Same Hosting Account?

by Kent Tee
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Hi,

I will start a few niche blogs on different topics. Just to clarify this technical question.

Any warrior bloggers are using the same hosting account or any good suggestion?

Thanks.


Kent
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  • Profile picture of the author mormel
    Hi,

    When you don't have your own server, you can't go wrong with Godaddy.com or Hostgator.com (the last one will give you more technical possibilities). Both aren't expensive, they work good and give you wysiwig (what you see is what you get).

    Yours, warriorly, Ed
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    • Profile picture of the author Kent Tee
      Thanks Ed for your reply.

      Frankly I already choose the hosting company for the blogs, but I just not sure whether or not to host multiple niche blogs on this same hosting account?

      or should I sign up few accounts to host every single one of them individually?

      Any good suggestion? Thanks.

      Kent
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  • Profile picture of the author Joseph Then
    It depends what you want to use it for...

    If it's for SEO purposes, you have to host it in different companies, with different IP address, all the way to even DIFFERENT domain name registration.

    If it's just purely to drive traffic, make money, I think it's fine.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kent Tee
      Originally Posted by Joseph Then View Post

      If it's just purely to drive traffic, make money, I think it's fine.
      Thanks Joseph.

      This is my main goal for the niche blogs.

      Kent
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    • Profile picture of the author Kim Standerline
      You should be able to buy a different IP address for each blog for a small amount if you are worried about SEO etc

      Cheers
      Kim

      Originally Posted by Joseph Then View Post

      It depends what you want to use it for...

      If it's for SEO purposes, you have to host it in different companies, with different IP address, all the way to even DIFFERENT domain name registration.

      If it's just purely to drive traffic, make money, I think it's fine.
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      • Profile picture of the author Kent Tee
        Originally Posted by Kim Standerline View Post

        You should be able to buy a different IP address for each blog for a small amount if you are worried about SEO etc

        Cheers
        Kim
        Hi Kim,

        Would you mind to explain a little bit further on buying a different IP address?

        Thanks.


        Kent
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  • Profile picture of the author bgmacaw
    As long as you aren't trying to link them together into an easily detectable mini-net hosting them in the same location isn't a problem.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kent Tee
      Originally Posted by bgmacaw View Post

      As long as you aren't trying to link them together into an easily detectable mini-net hosting them in the same location isn't a problem.
      Thanks bgmacaw.

      After reading some of the replies from the forum, I think I got the answer.

      Now really need to get down to work. Hope I can report back some results on my niche blogs in the coming time.


      Kent
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    • Profile picture of the author AtticusBaker
      Originally Posted by bgmacaw View Post

      As long as you aren't trying to link them together into an easily detectable mini-net hosting them in the same location isn't a problem.
      Yes, typically "blog farming" like this is frowned on by most hosting providers. So, if you don't link your blogs together in gratuitous ways (i.e., a "circle" configuration, etc.), you should be fine. I'd go with HostGator, too. More features than GoDaddy's hosting. Just my $0.02. Good luck!
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      • Profile picture of the author Kent Tee
        Thanks for AtticusBaker & AndyBlackSEO.

        I think SEO should not be my problem anymore. Now I will try to work out the blog setting up and report back on another post if any progress result.


        Kent
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  • Profile picture of the author AndyBlackSEO
    If you are not wanting to gain any SEO advantages by linking them up then it's not a problem hosting on the same server / account. Remember though, if your blogs will be unrelated niches, then it won't offer you much SEO benefit anyway by linking them up.
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  • Profile picture of the author rondo
    It's often a good idea to buy 2 cheap hosting accounts with different providers so you can link some sites to each other. This can also be cheaper than buying extra IP addresses.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kent Tee
      Originally Posted by rondo View Post

      It's often a good idea to buy 2 cheap hosting accounts with different providers so you can link some sites to each other. This can also be cheaper than buying extra IP addresses.
      Thanks rondo.

      When my niche blogs are getting more & more, definitely will have some related niche blogs need to link up in some ways. I will use your idea.


      Kent
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