Just do your research on companies and choose the best as far as quality goes.

Do not interlink your blog network together. That's an awful idea. Especially if you don't have WHOIS privacy enabled. Even if you had them, that would still be an awful idea. Obvious footprint is obvious.

In regards to hosting, shared hosting will do. Go to webhostingtalk.com's shared hosting offers, there are tons of cheap hosting companies there.

I've been very happy using Arctic Hosting. You should give them a try. Arctic SEO Hosting - Reliable Web Hosting For SEO Professionals

I think instead of going for seo hosting which works under google,s radar you shall buy regular hosting from different provider shall work more better...

prewebhost.com is only $1 a month for unlimited everything.

It all depends on your research,what you have find relevant for your niche the best.Don't go for big names always sometimes a small hosting service provider is much better then a giant.So just try to find out the best service provider.

I suggest you to see this hosting top
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The top was realized taking in consideration the following aspects: guaranteed and tested stability of the servers, accessible prices, no intermediary companies, number of hosted domains, very positive feedbacks.

I think building niches on $1 hosting plans is the most economical thing to do. But it is good to spread them over different hosts than to concentrate on one host. The sites will all have a single IP address which can penalize your efforts.

Blogger is the best blog provider so far i have used. Blogger is the service of google so your blog will be indexed in google search soon and also you can get some hits from the first day.

While I understand the scarcity of the IP4 addresses, how effective will the data centres be in forcing over folks like seohosting to hand over their class C addresses?

Reconsider this 'strategy,' because it makes no sense. You decided to 'give up on backlinking' and replace it with building bunches of websites and then linking them together? Step back for a second and realize how much work you're going to have to do to rank 'many websites.'

Why not start with one website and one focused strategy before building a lot more?

I have tried using hostthename.com they are indeed excellent in providing good service.

I agree with this. There are a TON of offers in webhosttalk that you can filter through and they also offer some nice sales. Shared hosting after doing research is a smart way to go.

Do not interlink your network. Ever.

-Omar

I use different hosting companies that charge only $1 to $3 per month. hostica.com has been good for me.

Just find any that let you have different IPs and nameservers.

Make sure to have different themes, never use spun content, and make the sites not scream blog network

I like setting up video wordpress sites. You can just put videos in instead place a few links, and it still looks realistic

There are three main types of web hosting: shared, VPS and dedicated hosting. Shared solutions are cheap and good for start-ups. VPS hosting is best for the middle stage of

project growth. Finally, dedicated servers are best in terms of providing you with flexibility not only in terms of users flow, but also in terms of server management.

However, it is often hard to define the limit of each stage and when it might be time to upgrade to the next hosting solution. At Root64.com, all dedicated servers are fully managed and come with full console root access to give you complete control Clients having high traffic site also purchase dedicated servers.

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Choose the best hosting platform like WordPress, Shopify, Tumbler etc. You need to look for their details in Google. Deal with your related niche blogs.

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There’re many big guys in hosting industry that you can rely on, however according to me, there’re 3 big guys that I usually use to host a large number of websites on them. 3 of them are Godaddy, iPage and Namecheap.

With Godaddy, I usually get big discounts via email, the most percent discount I’ve got are 30% off and 25% off on new orders. More, they have a very professional and comfortable control panel that can help me much in domain management. Very easy to transfer or renew when I need to do. When my domains get expiring, I’ve always get notification by them, that’s very good. For their coupons, you can visit here to get Godaddy coupon for hosting just only for $1/month

With iPage, currently they’re offering the coupon with a huge discount upto 83% off on hosting, I think that they’re one of the cheapest hosting now. Their support also good. The hosting features are good too, with some unlimited using such as space, bandwidth,…For their coupons, you can visit here to get iPage coupon

With Namecheap, they have a very good and friendly support team that can help you almost instantly, I’ve contact them many times and each time was let me very happy and rate them 5 stars in supporting. Namecheap also give monthly coupons that can help you save 25% off on your hosting, VPS purchasing. For their coupons, you can visit here to get Namecheap coupon

So I would like to recommend 3 hosting providers above to you. I hope this helps.

Good luck to you!

You should choose reliable shared hosting provider like eleven2, IPage, HostPapa, DreamHost, HostNine, MediaTemple, Arvixe, HostGator, IPower and if you are looking for SEO hosting then you might check EasyBlogNetworks.

Use several hosting networks and not just one. I have used $1 - $3 shared hostings without any problem whatsoever. Also make sure that the sites are hosted on unique A class IPs

Mix and match the hostings. Have few premium hostings as well as cheap $1 - $5 hostings. Host few on tumblr as well to increase the diversity.

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kindly make it sure that your PBN have different A, B or C class IP addresses. IP addresses seems likeA.B.C.D (127.192.1.27). If only the very last number, or D-class, is very different between PBN blogs then they cannot pass extra ranking power to your client sites.

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