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Murphysmurfy

13 years ago

As long as the server you are renting can handle the multiple websites with no lag, you should have no problem.

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Kingfish85

13 years ago

It has no affect on SEO - since everything is name-based hosting, your chances of having problems are slim to none unless you're linking junk/spammy sites together to try & fool the search engines.

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Murphysmurfy

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Kingfish85

It has no affect on SEO - since everything is name-based hosting, your chances of having problems are slim to none unless you're linking junk/spammy sites together to try & fool the search engines.

That is incorrect.

If he places websites with too much collective traffic, the website load time will dramatically increase, hops will increase, and Google will take these increases hops as a bad website.

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Kingfish85

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Murphysmurfy

That is incorrect.

If he places websites with too much collective traffic, the website load time will dramatically increase, hops will increase, and Google will take these increases hops as a bad website.

That's right, the OP should probably buy a dedicated server for each website. :rolleyes:

OP - use a reseller account - you will be fine.

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paulgl

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Murphysmurfy

That is incorrect.

If he places websites with too much collective traffic, the website load time will dramatically increase, hops will increase, and Google will take these increases hops as a bad website.

This is 2013. Hosts have a zillion sites on one. Servers today are fast, even cheap ones.

Google itself has thousands of blogspot blogs on one server. Sure, google
is google, but the servers they use for blogspot are not light years ahead
of any other reputable host.

If you have 100 sites, it might be prudent to spread them around. But only
for down time and other issues. You don't want your empire to all be down
at once.

Paul

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A P Geofrey

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Murphysmurfy

That is incorrect.

If he places websites with too much collective traffic, the website load time will dramatically increase, hops will increase, and Google will take these increases hops as a bad website.

This is good knowledge my friend, listen to the word of a wise. But SEO related, I really don't see the issue.

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A P Geofrey

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Murphysmurfy

That is incorrect.

If he places websites with too much collective traffic, the website load time will dramatically increase, hops will increase, and Google will take these increases hops as a bad website.

This is good knowledge my friend, listen to the word of a wise. But SEO related, I really don't see the issue.

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Big Kahuna SEO

13 years ago

Are they separate and distinct websites that DO NOT link together? If so, then you have no SEO problems. However, if you are thinking you'll have 1 money site, with a much of other sites linking to it, that are on the same server/IP, then you will NOT get much, if any, SEO benefit.

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Filipsa

13 years ago

Thank You all for answering.
Im not going link those websites to each other.

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mtfresco

13 years ago

This method will kill you if your all websites have same niche

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Filipsa 13 years ago

They do have same niche.
So I definitely should not do this?
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- mtfresco 13 years ago
  
  Yes you should not do this
  Some times ago I had 60 websites with 5 niches means 12 websites per niche at same hosting but now all are get penalized
  
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  UMS 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by mtfresco
  
  Yes you should not do this
  Some times ago I had 60 websites with 5 niches means 12 websites per niche at same hosting but now all are get penalized
  
  You can't say for sure that was due to hosting them all on the same server.
  
  Could be a 101 other reasons why they were penalized.
  
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Filipsa

13 years ago

Thank You all for Your help

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kpmedia

13 years ago

SEO doesn't matter much.

However, use a reseller account for security. Each account is its own "user" account. If one site is hacked, the others may not be. If a shared account is hacked, an "addon" domain (in cPanel) on a single user, the whole thing is hosed. So this is more about security than SEO.

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Filipsa 13 years ago

Thank You kpmedia
Without seo I cant earn money so there would not be anything important to protect.
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Banned 13 years ago

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UMS 13 years ago

Originally Posted by prchecker

if you want to host multiple site on the same server, i think the cheapest choice is a vps

Nope. Shared hosting is a much cheaper option (obviously depends on the number of sites, the complexity of the sites and the volume of traffic)
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eightmotives

13 years ago

Sometimes hosting multiple domains on the same shared hosting account can create problems for you SEO wise. The good thing is that the big hosting providers tend to have multiple IPs per dedicated server, which they allocate to different sites being setup. For instance you could have a shared hosting account that has domains assigned to different shared IPs. That would save you money, but it isn't always guaranteed.

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kpmedia

13 years ago

Originally Posted by eightmotives

Sometimes hosting multiple domains on the same shared hosting account can create problems for you SEO wise. .

Like what?
This is 2013. It's time this SEO myth died finally. IP and SEO have nothing to do with each other, and haven't for a decade now.

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M@tt

13 years ago

Originally Posted by kpmedia

Like what?
This is 2013. It's time this SEO myth died finally. IP and SEO have nothing to do with each other, and haven't for a decade now.

It can, in very unique circumstances. Such as choosing a so-called "SEO Host" who's entire IP ranges have zero or low trust scores with Google.

Stick to a regular web host and you will be fine.

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kpmedia

13 years ago

Originally Posted by M@tt

It can, in very unique circumstances. Such as choosing a so-called "SEO Host" who's entire IP ranges have zero or low trust scores with Google. Stick to a regular web host and you will be fine.

I agree with that.

There are downgrade issues, but not inverse upgrade issues.
And hence, this is why using IP as an SEO vector (for improvement) is complete nonsense.
And why "SEO" hosts are snake oil garbage.

OT: And good to see you on WF, Matt.

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Make Money Ninja

13 years ago

You just need one hosting account when you are building up an income. Once you are earning you can worry about protecting it. But until then you are wasting your time putting your sites on different IP's/SEO hosting. No point worrying about losing something that isn't making you money.

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marry freelance usa

13 years ago

tbh its not the best choice to have all website on the same server. one client we built a website for did this and when one was hit by an update, they all were. theres no way of knowing if the shared server was the cause, but was it worth the risk?

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ContentWritingPhD Banned 13 years ago

It’s better to have several hosting accounts for assets diversification just in case something goes wrong to any of them. Say for example Google penalizes one of your many websites, there’s a possibility that the other sites will be affected as well. Another point is that yes, you can still choose to have one hosting account for all your websites but the downside is that you might experience slower host performance.
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skillboyz

13 years ago

I dont think its going to affect seo at all, it does not matter how many sites you are uploading on server its the content of the site which affects the seo

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