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SEO hosting, class a, b or c?

by Mortex
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I've read a lot in the last 2 days about having different IPs to host my "blog websites" to boost my seo. i bought the websites from expireddomains.net and all are pr1 pr2, and i also have a domain that has a .gov pr5 backlink ( yes found it on expireddomains.net ). I have 12 domains now hosting on my VPS, which is 1 ip address and want to get a new hosting that will have new IPs & nameservers per website. What do you seo experts recommend?
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  • Profile picture of the author Slazengeer
    You can have a try at https://www.indianets.com/

    Which offers Class C deifferent IPs . Very low rates. $2/ip per month.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kingfish85
    IP addresses are not classed anymore. The would be "class" of addressing was changed to CIDR over a decade ago. They also have absolutely no bearing on SEO what so ever.

    What is it that you're trying to accomplish?
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    • Profile picture of the author M@tt
      Originally Posted by Kingfish85 View Post

      IP addresses are not classed anymore. The would be "class" of addressing was changed to CIDR over a decade ago. They also have absolutely no bearing on SEO what so ever.

      What is it that you're trying to accomplish?
      Exactly!

      I wrote a blog post on "SEO Hosting" back in February at Why SEO hosting is bad

      Basically, if you want to get access to some dirty IPs with low trust factor in Google then choose a SEO host. If you SEO methods are fully white hat, you're fine on one IP. If your methods are a little darker, spread your sites between multiple shared/vps accounts. Often our clients will take a couple of accounts in the UK and in the US and we provision on different servers / IP ranges.
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    • Profile picture of the author Mike Anthony
      Originally Posted by Kingfish85 View Post

      What is it that you're trying to accomplish?
      OP says right in the post what he is trying to accomplish

      Originally Posted by M@tt View Post

      If your methods are a little darker, spread your sites between multiple shared/vps accounts.
      This is correct. SEO Hosts are a liability because you are sharing the box with nothing else but other networks. Google can see all of the sites on a box. So if one is reported and they look around they will realize they are dealing with a SEO host and potentially just nuke others on the same box.
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