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Tips on starting a MFA network?

by Conrad Stuart
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Hello all,

I have had good success with a very simple MFA site, and I plan on duplicating this to the tune of 20-50 sites in the next 2-4 months. I've been in IM for awhile and had good success with SEO, but I am not a tech guy, and I have a few questions about the techy details of doing this:

1) If I use the same hosting account for all of these domains, will that leave a footprint that Google won't like? Meaning 50 sites all using same theme/layout on one hosting account?

2) The sites are all going to be fairly simple, I don't plan on adding a ton of content (don't rip me up for that , if I do that 50X do you think Google may disable my Adsense account for being a little 'spammy'?

3) Any words of warning or things I may not be aware of?

4) any tips on IPs or proxies that may help?

All help is greatly appreciated!
#mfa #network #starting #tips
  • Profile picture of the author dannybaskara
    MFA is still safe if your traffic mostly come from search engine
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    • Profile picture of the author Wayfatwhitey
      You can mix up your Domains...free subs, .coms, subs on .coms, infos with privacy.

      Use more than one IP, preferably from different Class C's.

      Use a Hostgator Reseller Account for your hosting.

      Mix up the content.

      Watch your interlinking.

      And you will be fine.
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      • Profile picture of the author Conrad Stuart
        Originally Posted by Wayfatwhitey View Post

        You can mix up your Domains...free subs, .coms, subs on .coms, infos with privacy.

        Use more than one IP, preferably from different Class C's.

        Use a Hostgator Reseller Account for your hosting.

        Mix up the content.

        Watch your interlinking.

        And you will be fine.
        Thanks, great response....how do I switch up the IP's? That is one of the things I am wondering about but don't have much knowledge on. Also, I use Dreamhost right now, what is the significance of using a hostgator reseller account?
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        • Profile picture of the author paulgl
          IPs are something people get confused about.
          Don't worry about it.
          Most big hosts have zillions of sites on the same IP.
          If this were a problem, then no site hosted by godaddy
          would ever show up.

          Did you know there are 8 domains hosted on the same
          server as warriorforum? Well, actually 7 unique, as the www
          is listed as another site. I guess that kills that myth as
          well.

          One of my domains, my oldest, hosted on earthlink has
          4,000+ sites hosted on the same server. I'll bet
          godaddy can trump that.

          I'm not sure where this myth started.

          Want to find out how many sites are hosted on the same
          server as yours? Try:
          Reverse IP Lookup - Find Other Web Sites Hosted on a Web Server

          Paul
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          • Profile picture of the author Conrad Stuart
            Thanks Paul, quieted my fears a bit. I am just afraid of building up a few thousand bucks a month income and getting shut down! I appreciate the help.
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        • Profile picture of the author Wayfatwhitey
          If you intend to really build a lot of sites you will need the bandwidth and the Reseller account allows for the bandwidth as well as multiple IP's. You can get IPs from your Host.

          The above and multiple IP's are ways of reducing the risk of a mass ban by Google.

          But unless you are really going to use risky content and linking methods I don't think you need to go to these lengths.
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          • Profile picture of the author Conrad Stuart
            Thanks again whitey. love the handle by the way
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    • Profile picture of the author Conrad Stuart
      Yes it will all be SE traffic, thanks.
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