Keeping My Sites Private

[Cataclysmic]

I want to keep certain landing pages / websites totally separate from each other, so that no snoopers out there who know I own one can find out that I own the others... How do I set that up?

I'll register new domains privately obviously.

Would I need to create separate hosting accounts too? Currently I'm with BlueHost.com... if I just create a new "add-on domain" for my current account, I'm afraid people will be able to use DomainTools.com or something to find out about the rest of my domains.

Anything else I need to do?

Thanks.

 

[DirSP]

Put each domain on its own ip and own dns.

 

[MadHatter]

Also if you want to keep things even more separated, you could consider signing up with more than 1 host.

 

[Cataclysmic]

Put each domain on its own ip and own dns.

I just spoke to BlueHost.com. They said the only way I can have each domain on it's own ip is to create a separate bluehost account for each domain. Darn. That'll get expensive.

Not sure what you mean by having each domain on it's own DNS? With BlueHost even if I create a new account, I'm still going to have to set my DNS servers to NS1.BLUEHOST.COM and NS2.BLUEHOST.COM.

 

[thebigspender]

try using a reseller account

 

[Clickbooth CMO]

You could add a terms of service and privacy policy link to the bottom of each site and change the look and feel of these up to further differentiate the sites.

 

[turbolapp]

You could add a terms of service and privacy policy link to the bottom of each site and change the look and feel of these up to further differentiate the sites.

How did you get in here? I thought CB was blacklisted? Did I miss the kiss-and-make-up memo?

 

[Clickbooth CMO]

How did you get in here? I thought CB was blacklisted? Did I miss the kiss-and-make-up memo?

hehe yeah quite a while ago actually....it is stickied and also in Jon's sig....

 

[cliqz]

LOL, who are you? WHO SENT YOU!

 

[Clickbooth CMO]

LOL, who are you? WHO SENT YOU!

hehe I've been a follower of Wicked Fire for a long time now, just wasn't able to post for a while ;-)

 

[turbolapp]

also in Jon's sig....

Ah. I hadn't clicked it, thinking that referred to that other CB thread Carry on then.

 

[Cataclysmic]

I appreciate the responses but I'm still not getting a clear answer...

You guys who are actually making piles of cash from multiple websites... how do you keep everything separate? Surely you don't keep on buying more and more hosting accounts - or do you? What's the technique?

 

[AlexJames]

Free Domain Manager Public DNS Service - 2008 - The number 1 DNS service

Bling bling

 

[Lpdesigner]

if you have a vps or dedicated server, you have a couple different IP addresses you can put your sites on.

 

[montydad5000]

Really? I have a reseller account. I did not know I could use diff IP's.

Good to know.

 

[invisible777]

LiquidWeb lets you buy additional IP's for $1 a month. One domain and hosting account per IP. Easy.

 

[Spendlessly]

As pertains to hiding them. You won't. You can't. You can spread them out far and wide over as many ip's as you want - someone will find you. When they do, they will look at adjacent ip addresses. I consider this industry to be very, very transparent at the ground level.

You can take this with a grain of salt, but once I came to grips with the fact that hiding things is nearly impossible - I started to focus on producing things that others are either unable, or unwilling to duplicate.

 

[clenard]

hehe yeah quite a while ago actually....it is stickied and also in Jon's sig....

Whoa... I'm not even a regular - and that still tripped me out :ugone2far:

Thought it was going to be a WF joke of some sort lol