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deltav · 05-16-2014, 12:26 PM

Apologies for my ignorance here, just never quite figured out the best practices for this stuff.

Say I've got a handful of blogs, feeder sites, a couple review sites, etc, that are intended to both make affiliate sales and to drive & target traffic. They're on a dedicated server. How would one best handle IP addresses for these?

My impression is Google penalizes domains clustered on one or a few IPs, but I've never gotten confirmation on that. Is it best to spread them out across a bunch of IPs, or actually make each have its own individual address, or does it really not matter in the grand scheme? How do you handle that stuff?

While Google has become a far less reliable traffic source for many of us, you can still get some amazing targeted surfers so it's still well worth paying attention to IMO.

05-16-2014, 12:26 PM
deltav Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: May 2010 Location: USA Posts: 1,243	Hosting domains on different IPs - still good for SEO? Apologies for my ignorance here, just never quite figured out the best practices for this stuff. Say I've got a handful of blogs, feeder sites, a couple review sites, etc, that are intended to both make affiliate sales and to drive & target traffic. They're on a dedicated server. How would one best handle IP addresses for these? My impression is Google penalizes domains clustered on one or a few IPs, but I've never gotten confirmation on that. Is it best to spread them out across a bunch of IPs, or actually make each have its own individual address, or does it really not matter in the grand scheme? How do you handle that stuff? While Google has become a far less reliable traffic source for many of us, you can still get some amazing targeted surfers so it's still well worth paying attention to IMO. __________________ ********* DeltaofVenus.com - Vintage Erotica from the 1800s through 1979