Multiple Domains on the same hosting account

9 years ago

It really does not matter if all your websites are hosted on the same account or not.

Search engines will look after website URL, not after the IP address of the website.

I personally have several websites hosted on the same host and I had absolutely no problem.

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SEO Power

9 years ago

You don't need more hosting accounts. Heck, some affiliate marketers host well over a hundred domains in one account.

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kpmedia 9 years ago

Originally Posted by SEO Power

You don't need more hosting accounts. Heck, some affiliate marketers host well over a hundred domains in one account.

And if those all all "addon domains" all 100 can get hacked with little effort.
Don't be cheap -- use reseller hosting for many domains.

It's not really a case of "if" you get hacked, but when. So take local backups, and do everything you can to make it not easy. That means more than a single account.
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- Ivan777 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by kpmedia
  
  And if those all all "addon domains" all 100 can get hacked with little effort.
  Don't be cheap -- use reseller hosting for many domains...
  
  Right, you can host one site for $0.58/mo in cloud. 120 in total.
  
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micksss

9 years ago

Your plan is fine. No worries about hosting multiple websites on the same hosting account SEO wise.

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badut jenaka

9 years ago

No problem with that. And actually all websites that host on the shared hosting plan on any webhosting will actually be in the same ip address or host drive. So yeah..no probs.

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yukon

Banned 9 years ago

Odds are your on shared hosting which means If you look at all the domains other people own that are also on the same shared host server, they'll all be different niches.

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Dele

9 years ago

It's all good as long as you are not using grey or blackhat techniques such as Private Blog Networks. That may give you off to Google who may then send "bingo" after you.

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MikeFriedman

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Dele

It's all good as long as you are not using grey or blackhat techniques such as Private Blog Networks. That may give you off to Google who may then send "bingo" after you.

It wouldn't matter if you were using blackhat techniques or private networks. He is talking about money sites. It is likely he will be sharing a server with 85+ other domains.

I would not put 4 link resources in the same niche on the same server, but that is a completely different conversation.

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Shirllin

9 years ago

Don't worry.You can register your 4 domains in the same hosting. Go ahead.

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mikesmithnew

9 years ago

Check whether the sites are hosted in same ip or now. Usually Ip will not hurt you. If you doubt that, its better to get dedicated IP from the hosting provider.

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GreenInkWriter

9 years ago

Originally Posted by frase

Hi warriors !

I searched google about this issue but i didn't found a good and sure answer, so I am asking you which is the best...Here is my problem...

I want to register 4 domains on the same hosting account from hostwinds. Each site will be from a different niche, with different content, and i will not link one domain to another. Can i do this without hurting my SEO, or risk a penalty from Google ?

Thank you.

Yes, you can use the same hosting account to host different domains. It will not hurt your website and there is no risk of penalties, as many people use the same account for more than one domain.

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patco

9 years ago

You can host ALL your sites in a single hosting company. Especially if it's paid, there is no reason to use other paid Hosting companies!

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webdevpro

9 years ago

The same hosting account (say either on Hostgator or GoDaddy) doesn't matter but the same hosting IP (Shared IP) may have some affect on ranking. It will be a good idea if you can set dedicated IPs for each domain.

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GodOfAnalytics 9 years ago

Don't worry, hosting several sites from one account or ip won't have any
impact on your rankings, simply because Google doesn't care about that.
If they did care, it would make no difference if you were on one or several
separate ip's from one provider because Google can identify data centers
and ip pools. To be on the safe side in that scenario, you would have to
book geographically completely separated accounts which would cost a lot
more and only the rich would rank better in that case.
Take me for example, i run 143 sites from one high-end server and
have interlinked many of them. Well, i pay $500/month for hosting, but that's
nothing compared to what i would pay if was using 143 hosting companies
No penalties so far here, as long you don 't try to play smart with Google.
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Ivan777

9 years ago

It is nothing to worry about and all recommendations are correct except the dedicated IPs. You cannot have a dedicated IP for addon domains, for one primary only. But good news is you can share SSL certificate for all your domains and this is more important for your customers and Google(?). Also, now you can have all your 4 sites on (one) cloud account...

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User-Name

9 years ago

I have never had a problem with this
I often host 100 domains on the same server though I have never linked them to each other

Even with sub domains this is never a problem
As an example look at wordpress.org there are millions of sub domains

Andrew

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ansobimat

9 years ago

No problem when you use multiple domains on the same hosting account. I ran many sites on the same hosting and they're still working well until now.

Hieu Luong

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stevepaul18 9 years ago

I think if you 4 domain in same hosting provider but also 4 different ip then it's could not hamper your seo. because when we use same ip for different website that will hamper your website seo.
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csine

9 years ago

As long as u r not creating a link mesh between your own domain websites, this has no effect on seo.

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paulgl 9 years ago

Originally Posted by csine

As long as u r not creating a link mesh between your own domain websites, this has no effect on seo.

Complete BS. If you think google does not know all the sites amazon owns because they
may or may not have their own server, you are bonkers. Just look at the bottom of most
any amazon.com page. They interlink like a madman. They are proud of the sites they
own. They want the world to know about their online empire. You think google does not
know that? That's friggin' funny.

The world runs on shared IPs and big websites interlink because they know it's
the perfect thing to do. If you can't run with the big dogs, stay on the porch.

Paul
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- Ivan777 9 years ago
  
  Paul,
  Yes, but frase is not the Amazon. Not yet... So, the crosslinking will be not good for him.
  
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olivia69

9 years ago

Yes you can host multiple and sub-domains on hostings. Usually most hostings accepts subdomains but some of them not supports multiple domains, So contact with your hosting provider first !

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dbands

9 years ago

Good replies. I know I might be a little off on my reply, but it relates to the topic of shared hosting. I run 18 websites on one shared host and all the answers you got was correct. I am experiencing an error though with capacity (bandwidth) or the number or links at exactly the same time. I get a 503 error. This is because I have to many people attempting to connect at once and I run some autoposting services.

I only started being affected by this error when I started hitting the 1130 hits per day mark.

Have a look at your hosting plan and ask your hosting company about this specifically.

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User-Name

9 years ago

Most webhosts host hundreds of domains on the same box using a single ip.

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booksms247

9 years ago

This also has to do with your hosting provider if they support certain numbers of domain or unlimited domains on their hosting plan. It does not affect your SEO ranking or neither attract any penalty from Google.

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kulwantnagi

9 years ago

No need to worry about anything. In most of the shared hostings we share same IP address with many other internet marketers.

So there is no issue in it.

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arindamb

9 years ago

Don't worry about that. Focus on on page and off page SEO. Google is intelligent enough to know what multiple domain hosting accounts are used for.

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therealdeal2

9 years ago

Just to be clear with this:

If you have a dedicated IP plan for each domain you will not run into any problems unless they all link to eachother.

If you do not have a dedicated IP plan for each domain, and instead have shared IPs you may receive penalties if somebody does something stupid on the same IP.

To avoid any penalties make sure you have dedicated IPs for each domain and don't interlink more than a couple of them.

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xembergg

9 years ago

Simply, you can purchase domain forwarding services from your domain registrar to get new domain name forwarded to existing domain's sub-domain. There is no need to purchase hosting account for new domain.

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9 years ago

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Ivan777

9 years ago

Originally Posted by christina21maria

What's the correct way to add a domain that is the same as my primary domain but with a different top level domain. I want the .org site to be separate from the .com. I'm assuming that's it would be an add-on domain but I wasn't sure how you specify the .org part so that it will be a different site.

You should find out "addon domains" in your hosting/cPanel first. If they have it, register your .ORG > change DNS record > then add your new domain to the hosting account by clicking "addon domains" icon

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