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How to Build Your Own Private Blog Network

by estz
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Hello,

In relation to my previous post with regards to the best Private Blog Networks etc, I was wondering what is the best way to go about setting up your own private network of blogs.

For example we own around 100 domain names however they are all hosted with fasthost's how would we go about getting them so they are on seperate IP's at a cheap price. We have already installed wordpress onto every site and they are all of niche relation to each other.

Has anyone got previous experience in this and fancy helping out a douche with this .
#blog #build #network #private
  • Profile picture of the author iAmNameLess
    You could check out SEOhosting since you can just add on individual IPs for each site if you wish.

    I think people are a bit overly paranoid when it comes to this though.. what I do for a lot of my sites is have a few resellers along with SEOhosting. If you just have little pieces of the web and doing the micro niche thing, I don't think it is necessary to have all different c class IPs, however, if you're going to be using this as a way to rank other sites then you may want to have seohosting. Depends on what your overall goal is, in my opinion.
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  • Profile picture of the author Robert T Jillie
    I use indianets.com but have used Seohost as well.

    Once you sign up for either of these hosts you simply add a website to a specific IP.

    To set up a private blog network you will need different class c IP addresses and different IP blocks.



    Originally Posted by estz View Post

    Hello,

    In relation to my previous post with regards to the best Private Blog Networks etc, I was wondering what is the best way to go about setting up your own private network of blogs.

    For example we own around 100 domain names however they are all hosted with fasthost's how would we go about getting them so they are on seperate IP's at a cheap price. We have already installed wordpress onto every site and they are all of niche relation to each other.

    Has anyone got previous experience in this and fancy helping out a douche with this .
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  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    Originally Posted by estz View Post

    For example we own around 100 domain names however they are all hosted with fasthost's how would we go about getting them so they are on seperate IP's at a cheap price.
    I think there are hosts who offer hosting for multiple sites on different IP numbers? (Don't know which, though).

    There are plenty of free hosts, where you could use some? Byethost, 000WebHost, Weebly, Yola, Blinkweb (not all of them suitable for Wordpress: some have built-in site-builders with a blogging facility) ... a Google search will produce countless others? (They may not all be very well-established and ultra-reliable, though?).

    The ones to stay away from, obviously enough, are Blogger, HubPages, Squidoo, wordpress.com and any others where you'd eventually have terms of service issues.
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