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Hosting multiple sites?

by BarryOnline
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I plan on building quite a lot of new sites next year but I'm using a shared hosting plan at the moment & don't want to keep building sites on the same IP address.

To help protect my new sites I plan to spread them over different IP addresses but I'm not sure how best to do this.

What kind of hosting do I need to do this?
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  • Profile picture of the author j0s3
    You can still use shared hosting. Just buy hosting from different hosting providers.

    Godaddy, hostmonster, hostgator etc
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    • Profile picture of the author BarryOnline
      Originally Posted by j0s3 View Post

      You can still use shared hosting. Just buy hosting from different hosting providers.

      Godaddy, hostmonster, hostgator etc
      I did think about doing this but I thought maybe there was a specific type of hosting package for building blocks of sites on diffirent IP's.

      I supose shared hosting is cheap enough to do this.

      I see you're in the UK too, what hosting company are you using?
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  • Profile picture of the author Vincenzo Oliva
    You're talking about the so called "seo hosts" that sell packages of class c ip addresses.
    10 goes for around $50-60 a month.

    You only really need to worry about that if you plan on inter-linking your sites which you can but I don't see much benefit. You can just build high pr backlinks from other sites.

    I use gator, bluehost and a supergreenhosting/reseller.
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    you can purchase additional IP address and add them to a shared service you use.
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    • Profile picture of the author j0s3
      Hey Barry,

      Yes I'm in the UK but I host in the US (hostmonster and hostgator). Shared hosting is just that... If I had to consider dedicated hosting or virtual hosting I'm not saying I'd go with either of those 2, but for shared hosting they've been good so far.

      All the above points are good too - you can always buy extra IPs, but as Vincenzo points out, a good solid link profile is the way to start.

      Hope that helps
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