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sites on same IP with same backlinks is a problem?

by ralix
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hi everyone,

I have a number of sites , which are set up on the same day two month ago,
I put them on a shared hosting with the same IP,
and the backlink process are all the same,
profile, article, web2.0, bookmark, etc...

but now, it's still not ranking well, I think the IP and backlink structure is the same can be a problem here,

how do you think?? please share you experience, thank you!~!
#backlinks #problem #sites
  • Profile picture of the author paulgl
    Same IP has nothing to do with anything.

    The internet runs on shared hosting.

    To get a site ranked may take a whole lot more than what
    you have done.

    Paul
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  • Profile picture of the author ralix
    thank you!

    do you really think multiply websites with same IP, same whois info, same age, same backlink structure, same backlink speed, doesn't have a problem??

    I didn't think of that before until facing the ranking problem now..
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  • Profile picture of the author mrjuly81988
    hello there same ip address is not a problem. what paul said that is right do
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  • Profile picture of the author jacked
    Same IP is fine, but try to build some more links, don't just build backlinks for all of your sites from the exact same site. Such as placing all your links into a Web 2.0 you built.
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  • Profile picture of the author dotcosecrets
    In my opinion, I just read some articles before that. Same ip could do harm to your site's rank in Google, if other sites hosted with this ip are blocked by Google (maybe they do blackhat SEO).
    A site with a static ip is better, but in some way if your site is not big, you might needn't use a static ip.
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