Need advice on SEO with IP diversity

chungy9015

chungy9015

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Hello WickedFire member,

I would like to need some advice and/or suggestion about IP diversity. I currently have multiple website, like 10, and I am having all in 1 hosting, 1 ip and aiming the same keyword and different long tailed keyword.

I would like to know which solution is probably the most effective in order to rank better in SE.

1. Having the same hosting, but ask for 10 dedicated ip [$2/month each].

2. Transfer my 10 sites to an SEO hosting offering 10 C Class IP. [$12-25/Month]

3. Get 10 Different Shared hosting with Shared IP [$3-5/Month each].

4. Any of your suggestion...

I greatly appreciate in advance your reply.


Chungy
 


Nope, until now it's only white hat i'm doing. But I mean, will google actually take a couple of your website and put it on the first page or only 1 site since it is all located in the same IP.
 
chungy9015 said:
Nope, until now it's only white hat i'm doing. But I mean, will google actually take a couple of your website and put it on the first page or only 1 site since it is all located in the same IP.
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Google will index all of your sites (if they're worthy of course).

Each site just won't benefit from any blogroll links to each other. No need for unique C-Class IPs if you're not interlinking to each other.
 
chungy9015 said:
Nope, until now it's only white hat i'm doing. But I mean, will google actually take a couple of your website and put it on the first page or only 1 site since it is all located in the same IP.
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Well I have 30 websites on one IP that are doing fine. I think it's when you start interlinking them that it gets weird.
 
None of the 10 website are interlinking. They are all independent, but aiming the same KW and different long tailed KW.

All linking are done outside through Article, Web2.0, Socical Net/Book, Directory Sub. A mixture of pyramid and wheel linking in between sometimes.

Would it be worth it to get seo hosting (multiple IP) or just keeping my regular reseller account (1 IP)?
 
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