SEO Hosting Question

[Net Money]

OK so I would like to know what's a decent price for a small seo package with say 5 ip's on all separate c's and a control panel ? It would be nice if the host was a good quality host with a good reputation as I am looking for good quality and not necessarily the cheapest.

OK so what's out there?

[Jdoughs]

The Phatservers (amerinoc) SHARED is a virtual private, I believe you share a box with 4 users, 3200gb bw, 40gb space, and 8 ip's is default, its $75 bucks a month. There doesnt seem to be a problem with requests for more IP's.

Top quality support. I have a couple of them myself.

http://www.amerinoc.com/shared.html

EDIT, just saw seperate C's, you would have to ask if that's an option for ya.

[96ukssob]

OK so I would like to know what's a decent price for a small seo package with say 5 ip's on all separate c's and a control panel ? It would be nice if the host was a good quality host with a good reputation as I am looking for good quality and not necessarily the cheapest.

OK so what's out there?

most hosts will give you a set of class C's, but you what will happen is you will get an order of sequential ones, so you may have to wait weeks in between ordering them.

if you go with an "SEO Host" the probably specialize in this and will charge you a premium for it.

[baddog]

Multiple Class C's is our specialty.

http://gotwebhost.com/seo-virtual-hosting.html Dedicated IP's on shared servers

http://gotwebhost.com/shared-servers.html Shared IP's on shared servers.

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. https://clients.gotwebhost.com/contact.php

[Pleasurepays]

There is no such thing as "SEO Hosting" or any benefit to multiple class c's and you will NEVER find proof that there is. Google isn't that stupid... your sites are still linked together, there are still internal/external link patterns that you can't hide and there are still plenty of footprints if they wanted to identify and flag/review your networks.

These kind of things are always either VERY short lived loop holes or outright myths.

(now prepared to be told i don't know what i'm talking about ... as no one produces proof that i'm wrong at the same time)

[LoveSandra]

see my sig mofo and use my code for a free 3 months host

[Techie Media]

Net Money bro you have all your servers with us so all you had to do was hit me up and ask. After many many requests we recently opened our new SEO package.

SEO Package Includes:

IP's 5
Class C's 5
IP's Per Class C 1
Nameservers 5
Custom Nameservers Yes
Storage 2Gb
Bandwidth 20 Gb
OS FreeBsd
Control Panel Direct Admin
PHP Yes
MySQL Unlimited
Email Unlimited
domains Unlimited
subdomains Unlimited
Mailing Lists Unlimited
Responders Unlimited
Stats Yes
Webmail Yes
Setup Fee FREE
Price $49.00

Additional bandwidth .30 per gig

[Net Money]

Thanks Jim for the quick reply and speedy set up. Like always you guys rock...

[WhiplashDug]

Net Money bro you have all your servers with us so all you had to do was hit me up and ask. After many many requests we recently opened our new SEO package.

SEO Package Includes:

IP's 5
Class C's 5
IP's Per Class C 1
Nameservers 5
Custom Nameservers Yes
Storage 2Gb
Bandwidth 20 Gb
OS FreeBsd
Control Panel Direct Admin
PHP Yes
MySQL Unlimited
Email Unlimited
domains Unlimited
subdomains Unlimited
Mailing Lists Unlimited
Responders Unlimited
Stats Yes
Webmail Yes
Setup Fee FREE
Price $49.00

Additional bandwidth .30 per gig

I didn't see this package listed on your site. Gotta link?

[xxxjay]

There is no such thing as "SEO Hosting" or any benefit to multiple class c's and you will NEVER find proof that there is. Google isn't that stupid... your sites are still linked together, there are still internal/external link patterns that you can't hide and there are still plenty of footprints if they wanted to identify and flag/review your networks.

These kind of things are always either VERY short lived loop holes or outright myths.

(now prepared to be told i don't know what i'm talking about ... as no one produces proof that i'm wrong at the same time)

I agree.

[NTM]

"SEO Hosting" is peoples like Baddog way to hustle out extra money out of noobs. And to pretend their services are somehow special.

It worked in 2000-2003, but you don't need different C classes any more. Google knows which sites you run either way.

[pornguy]

It does not hurt to have some class C's But people put way to much importance on things like that when they miss soooo many of the little things that help.

[Techie Media]

I didn't see this package listed on your site. Gotta link?

it's not on the site it's more of a private offering. If you are interrested please hit me up and I can let you know anything you may want to know, that wasn't in my post above.

[Penrod]

www.seowebhosting.net

More Class C's then you will need

[Net Money]

thanks penrod for the reply, but Techiemedia already got me set up.

[Net Money]

There is no such thing as "SEO Hosting" or any benefit to multiple class c's and you will NEVER find proof that there is. Google isn't that stupid... your sites are still linked together, there are still internal/external link patterns that you can't hide and there are still plenty of footprints if they wanted to identify and flag/review your networks.

These kind of things are always either VERY short lived loop holes or outright myths.

(now prepared to be told i don't know what i'm talking about ... as no one produces proof that i'm wrong at the same time)

Can you prove anything that you said is true?....I bet not..

[bns666]

It worked in 2000-2003, but you don't need different C classes any more. Google knows which sites you run either way.

agreed....

[CYF]

"Actually, Google handles virtually hosted domains and their links just the same as domains on unique IP addresses. If your ISP does virtual hosting correctly, you'll never see a difference between the two cases. We do see a small percentage of ISPs every month that misconfigure their virtual hosting, which might account for this persistent misperception--thanks for giving me the chance to dispel a myth!"

-Google Director of Technology Craig Silverstein

Straight from the horses mouth

[d-null]

Straight from the horses mouth

that is true, but what he said doesn't address the interlinking of sites, and whether google treats links from related sites the same as it treats links from unrelated sites..... that is what makes this still a persistent and difficult question to answer definitively

[Sosa]

If you want multiple class c's talk with Baddog at GotWebHost.

[Net Money]

If you want multiple class c's talk with Baddog at GotWebHost.

As posted above Techiemedia took good care of me already.