SEO Hosting Explained

[baddog]

How many of you "SEO Hosts" use the same DNS for each client / domain unless they ask how to make them private?

Sorry for the delay in responding:

On our dedicated servers, every customer provides their own DNS. On our shared servers with dedicated IPs, every Class C is given a different NS. If we use the same C on multiple servers, we give different nameservers on each subsequent server.

As we are forced by design to limit the number of clients per server there is no possibility of a large number of sites having the same DNS.

[bizarrechris]

great read. Thank you

[Veggetto]

Thanks I never thought of using this for adult seo.

[frankmcross]

I really like the info, thanks for the share.

[Leshansom]

Great post, thanks for sharing Baddog

[EVERESS]

seo is dead

LOL

[EVERESS]

Do NOT think that you can outrun or outsmart Google in Any Way... or achieve any higher results... by use ANY NET Architecture deployment such as Different C Class IPs, registrars, name servers, IPs virtual hosts or any other spread factors. Matt Cutts has Repeatedly shot those factors down ( I don't know why people keep taking about them ).

People are just always trying to get a leg up on Google - so they Believe in the factors just mentioned. This takes time and resources away from what really matters - building a good site.

But what does that mean??? "Build a Good Site"? It sounds simple enough but many people read Far to into it. This is not the proper post for me to go really deep into it.

What I will say here is building a "Good Site" means building a good site for the End User... not Google and not Googlebot( different iPs c-classes, name servers etc ).

The End User determines what my people call The Popular Vote. When Google determines the Popular Vote for your site on a search term... If the vote is low... All the different links IPs, c-classes, etc. - Won't help you hold a high position one bit.


Look at what matters to the End User... When they find a site they like and they visit it again and again ( increasing its Google Popular Vote ) Do you think they care what IP-C class it is on... or what DNS or registrar it is using?

[Kaliphornia]

Thanks for clarifying this. I never understood before why a network of sites needed IP address ranges. Makes sense tho.

[HarryMuff]

Do NOT think that you can outrun or outsmart Google in Any Way... or achieve any higher results... by use ANY NET Architecture deployment such as Different C Class IPs, registrars, name servers, IPs virtual hosts or any other spread factors. Matt Cutts has Repeatedly shot those factors down ( I don't know why people keep taking about them ).

People are just always trying to get a leg up on Google - so they Believe in the factors just mentioned. This takes time and resources away from what really matters - building a good site.

But what does that mean??? "Build a Good Site"? It sounds simple enough but many people read Far to into it. This is not the proper post for me to go really deep into it.

What I will say here is building a "Good Site" means building a good site for the End User... not Google and not Googlebot( different iPs c-classes, name servers etc ).

The End User determines what my people call The Popular Vote. When Google determines the Popular Vote for your site on a search term... If the vote is low... All the different links IPs, c-classes, etc. - Won't help you hold a high position one bit.


Look at what matters to the End User... When they find a site they like and they visit it again and again ( increasing its Google Popular Vote ) Do you think they care what IP-C class it is on... or what DNS or registrar it is using?

Best advice in this thread, SEO hosting = LOL

[HarryMuff]

Thanks for bringing to our attention the scam that is "SEO hosting", I believe many webmasters would have fallen for the scam without first reading your warning on the subject. Now that we know what to look for -- that's great. Best of luck at KFC where your skills are best suited.

[mukeshsnp]

thanks for writing

[srockhard]

Thanks for all the good advice here!

[dc0ded]

nice read . very educational. learnt a lot . thank you very much.

[My Pimp]

Now I understand. Interesting read.

[possiblygreen]

Thanks for a great read.