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08-18-2003, 09:48 AM
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Search engine traffic
Search engine traffic:
I was wondering if you think that putting sites under the same IP could work out for search engines ?? Like under the same server ? Or there is a limit, like 5 sites and then all the other ones are not listed ? EX: mysite1.com (different layout,keywords etc...) mysite2.com (different layout,keywords etc...) mysite3.com (different layout,keywords etc...) mysite4.com (different layout,keywords etc...) All of them under the same IP or: EX: mysite1.com (different layout,keywords etc...) another server/ip mysite2.com (different layout,keywords etc...)another server/ip mysite3.com (different layout,keywords etc...)another server/ip mysite4.com (different layout,keywords etc...)another server/ip Which one do you think stands a better chance of getting listed ? |
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08-18-2003, 09:52 AM
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Most webhosting services use a shared ip system now and won't give a unique IP unless requested so, the first option is definitely an option!
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