Link trading advice needed!!

[daphoz]

Hi guys,
I have two blogs and I want to make some internal and external link trading, without incurring into any penalty from Google: better keep them in two different hosting? What if the two hosting plans are under the same name?
Thanks!

[Klen]

You dont need to keep sites on two different hosts,what you need is to keep them relevant.

[daphoz]

Originally Posted by KlenTelaris

You dont need to keep sites on two different hosts,what you need is to keep them relevant.

Hi KlenTelaris,
I've read experts saying that now Google is very good on finding who owns what through GA, hosting and many other things...
Thanks

[baddog]

Put them on separate dedicated IPs

[Klen]

Originally Posted by daphoz

Hi KlenTelaris,
I've read experts saying that now Google is very good on finding who owns what through GA, hosting and many other things...
Thanks

That only apply only if you have a lot of sites,for just a few you are safe to put all on single ip.

[DamianJ]

Originally Posted by baddog

Put them on separate dedicated IPs

IF only someone could sell him SEO hosting for such things, eh lloyd?

I mean, forget the fact there is absolutely no evidence you need it, just take the cunt's money, right?

[Klen]

Originally Posted by DamianJ

IF only someone could sell him SEO hosting for such things, eh lloyd?

I mean, forget the fact there is absolutely no evidence you need it, just take the cunt's money, right?

Yeah,if only....

[American Psycho]

Originally Posted by DamianJ

IF only someone could sell him SEO hosting for such things, eh lloyd?

I mean, forget the fact there is absolutely no evidence you need it, just take the cunt's money, right?

Umm yoy are such a prick its making u dumber by the day.
There is plenty of evidence towards that. Theres also no evidence its not important.

Lets say I run a web business with multiple sites or networks which I do...

Its fucking common knowledge that goog likes incoming links from legit sites and not you building all your own link juice. Right? soooooo yea simple logic states ill spend a little $ to put them on a different host and ip and make my whois under a diff name and company

[InfoGuy]

IMO, using different IPs for SEO is irrelevant these days. Google looks at many factors to identify site ownership. Just to name a few, they can link the sites in your network based on registrar, WHOIS info, Google Analytics, social media accounts, affiliate IDs and nuances in coding style or grammar. Not to mention, they read your GMail and know all the sites you visit with Chrome, Android or your IP address.

[baddog]

Originally Posted by InfoGuy

IMO, using different IPs for SEO is irrelevant these days. Google looks at many factors to identify site ownership. Just to name a few, they can link the sites in your network based on registrar, WHOIS info, Google Analytics, social media accounts, affiliate IDs and nuances in coding style or grammar. Not to mention, they read your GMail and know all the sites you visit with Chrome, Android or your IP address.

Opinions are like assholes; everyone has one.

[American Psycho]

Originally Posted by InfoGuy

IMO, using different IPs for SEO is irrelevant these days. Google looks at many factors to identify site ownership. Just to name a few, they can link the sites in your network based on registrar, WHOIS info, Google Analytics, social media accounts, affiliate IDs and nuances in coding style or grammar. Not to mention, they read your GMail and know all the sites you visit with Chrome, Android or your IP address.

I agree they are surely looking all they can.

.start sarcasm...
So yea clearly theres no reason to do things so they have a harder time figuring it put

[Adam_M]

If what your doing makes like you will need to hide it from Google then I would say it's a very bad idea.

Just build high quality sites with relevant unique content and stop playing games to try to make a short term quick $$

[mineistaken]

Originally Posted by Adam_M

If what your doing makes like you will need to hide it from Google then I would say it's a very bad idea.

Just build high quality sites with relevant unique content and stop playing games to try to make a short term quick $$

Mr. Eagle scout
Everybody (with exceptions) add some "unnatural" linking to their seo strategy

[baddog]

Originally Posted by Adam_M

If what your doing makes like you will need to hide it from Google then I would say it's a very bad idea.

Just build high quality sites with relevant unique content and stop playing games to try to make a short term quick $$

So, link trades have no benefit anymore?

[Adam_M]

Originally Posted by baddog

So, link trades have no benefit anymore?

If they are trades you feel you would need to hide from Google by playing around with different hosting and IP's then I would say that not only no benefit they are plan harmful. If they are trades that offer value to the end user like the "Outside Reviews" that I see a lot of review sites doing then they are of benefit and you would have no reason to hide what your doing from Google.

Trying to cover your track in SEO is the same as doing it on life, sooner or later your going to get caught and be sorry you ever went down that path

[baddog]

Originally Posted by Adam_M

If they are trades you feel you would need to hide from Google by playing around with different hosting and IP's then I would say that not only no benefit they are plan harmful. If they are trades that offer value to the end user like the "Outside Reviews" that I see a lot of review sites doing then they are of benefit and you would have no reason to hide what your doing from Google.

Trying to cover your track in SEO is the same as doing it on life, sooner or later your going to get caught and be sorry you ever went down that path

So, internal links have the same value as external links?

[disinfected]

You have 2 blogs and are concerned? Just use cloudfare then, don't worry about it.

[XXXBizXXX]

Just follow what google says.that's it

[daphoz]

Different point of view here, however thanks everybody for your advices.