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Originally Posted by chaze
Google doesn't block or penalize ip's they do domain names, so unless you are trying to cheat Google with a bunch of bogus circle trades there is no point to get a dedicated ip unless you need a ssl.
If you want to rank well like we do  then find real link trades and keep working hard on it, end of story. And stop listening to people that don't have any top listed sites for substantial amount of time.
We have plenty of i.p.'s to last the next ten years, but I prefer to keep it real.
Dedicated IP's are needed for ssl and that's it. |
The topic wasn't just about whether to use dedicated ips for sites or not nor
did it go about SE rankings/SE banning but yes I agree with most of your
points.
SPAM lists DO blacklist using ips instead of host/domain names for obvious
reasons.....content filters also do.....so finding out if the ips of your server
are on blacklists sure can't hurt.
There's a few more reasons you can think off why in some cases using a real
ip instead of namebased vhosting traffic filtering/shaping and firewalling being
2 of them
Yes we have plenty ips for the years to come but only because of the
existing restrictions and requirements regarding deployment. Most cases
you really should use shared ips if possible and only use real ips if shared
ips aren't a possible option.
