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11 years ago

If you're planning to host only one domain for the start, you can try HostGator's starter plan. They are a fantastic company and you can easily expand your account for an affordable monthly investment.

I've been using them for 7+ years, and their customer support has always been patient and helpful.

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dannyl

11 years ago

Hi,

Thanks for the reply, I've already got my main sites with Hostgator and have found them to be really good.

I'm looking for some cheap shared hosting packages as I'm venturing into the Private Blog Network world. Has anybody got any recommendations that you can preferably pay monthly??

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Dan

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RimaNaj2011

11 years ago

Originally Posted by dannyl

Hi,

Thanks for the reply, I've already got my main sites with Hostgator and have found them to be really good.

I'm looking for some cheap shared hosting packages as I'm venturing into the Private Blog Network world. Has anybody got any recommendations that you can preferably pay monthly??

Thanks,
Dan

For a private blog network you're not going to want shared hosting.

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dannyl

11 years ago

Originally Posted by RimaNaj2011

For a private blog network you're not going to want shared hosting.

That seems to conflict with the advice on a lot of other threads where this is discussed.

My take on it is to have lots of shared hosting packages rather than using SEO hosting as these are picked up by Google.

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kpmedia

11 years ago

Originally Posted by dannyl

My take on it is to have lots of shared hosting packages rather than using SEO hosting as these are picked up by Google.

Bingo.

Though IP has no positive effects on sites, some "bad neighborhoods" (ie "SEO" hosts!) can have negatives ones.

I wish people would realize this, and stop the "C class" (myth) crap. Just find a good host, make good content people want, and do non-IP SEO tasks to the site. It's all it takes to rank well.

It's the ones making crap and trying to trick Google (and failing) that believe this nonsense.

"Blog network" these days tends to be code words for link schemes that try to trick Google, using varied IPs. But none of that stuff works. You'd do just as well focusing on a single useful site, as opposed to a "network" of junk sites.

You're only wasting time, money, and harming your own sites in the process.

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Irmscher

11 years ago

OMG, what a BS... Who told you that? Matt Cutts? Stop being Google Candy kid!

Originally Posted by kpmedia

Bingo.

Though IP has no positive effects on sites, some "bad neighborhoods" (ie "SEO" hosts!) can have negatives ones.

I wish people would realize this, and stop the "C class" (myth) crap. Just find a good host, make good content people want, and do non-IP SEO tasks to the site. It's all it takes to rank well.

It's the ones making crap and trying to trick Google (and failing) that believe this nonsense.

"Blog network" these days tends to be code words for link schemes that try to trick Google, using varied IPs. But none of that stuff works. You'd do just as well focusing on a single useful site, as opposed to a "network" of junk sites.

You're only wasting time, money, and harming your own sites in the process.

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nik0 Banned 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Irmscher

OMG, what a BS... Who told you that? Matt Cutts? Stop being Google Candy kid!

It's best to just ignore him.
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Backlinko 11 years ago

Originally Posted by RimaNaj2011

For a private blog network you're not going to want shared hosting.

Yes you do.

Just host each site on a different host (not different class-C IP...a different HOST).

What's the alternative? VPS or dedi for each site in your network?

I'm no cheapskate but that's too expensive. And it's not necessary.
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kpmedia

11 years ago

NoSupportLinuxHosting is a buck. $1

If you want support, Stablehost has $2 plans annually.
(If $24 is too much to spend, you got bigger issues than hosting!)

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Vilvop

11 years ago

Hostforweb provides cheap hosting deals which can be suitable for you.
prices are affordable and network is fully-redundant.

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11 years ago

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11 years ago

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