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Proxy Question

by Jake Wall
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Recently started using proxies to diversify the IP addresses of my backlink profile.

Quick question.

I have multiple websites that I am trying to rank.

Can I use a single new proxy, and buy a YouTube account, then create multiple channels on that account and target each channel to one of my websites.

Essentially, I don't want to buy a new proxy and new youtube account for each website I am trying to rank. But I'm concerned that Google could see a pattern in this.

I also want to apply this to BlogSpot accounts, if I have multiple blogspots all registered through a single IP and email that's different from mine, can I link each of those blogspotsto a different website that I own?

Or do I need to get a new account from new IPs and emails for each new website that I rank?
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  • Profile picture of the author semaximizer
    Very unlikely to work. Links from Youtube and Blogspot wont count for much in terms of the link strength they offer. Blogspots could help if the blogs you build have a network of links pointing to them from other sites and then that links to you. That's a possible tactic, so with the blogspot you can try submitting the blog urls to directories, build other kinds of links which would could be considered risky for your main site and then having content on the blogspot linking back to your site.
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  • Profile picture of the author James Clifton
    There are many websites with different owners that run on shared IP's, so google is quite forgiving with about that. A few sites won't hurt. Obviously if you have hundreds or thousands it might become suspicious,
    I'm just wondering, are these sites you're linking from, sites with good ratings themselves? If they are not, google will rather penalize you for your backlinks being quantity over quality, than they would penalizing you for the IP.
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  • Profile picture of the author Chris Roark
    Originally Posted by Jake Wall View Post

    Can I use a single new proxy, and buy a YouTube account, then create multiple channels on that account and target each channel to one of my websites.
    It won't help.

    First of all, YouTube links are 'no-follow' Links, meaning they won't count for your ranking.

    Second, if you want to use Proxies, try to ring-fence the activity around them. Make them fully independent from one another.
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