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Posted By: Bluto In Response To: So, does this mean . . . (Marye)
Monday, 8 May 2006, at 12:59 a.m.
> Will you, or anybody else explain to me what effect having all your IPs
> originate from the same CBLOCK has on search engines?
Despite what others have said and believe so far on this subject, having many sites on the same CBLOCK has 2 problems for the website owner and these have been proven on both black hat and white hat SEO forums...
1. Google and other SEs seem to definitely favor a website that is on it's own CBLOCK. SEOers (white and black hat) have proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that when they move a site from a shared host where they shared the same CBLOCK with many other sites (even ones that are not their own) to a shared host where they were able to get their own CBLOCK for their domain/site, their rankings for that site increased dramatically.
2. If you decide that you want to build a whole bunch of sites and link them together (networking) in an effort to make Google and other SEs think that you have popular sites because other sites are linking to them, you will get penalized or even delisted if all your sites are on the same CBLOCK. Some even claim that Google will know you are "self-networking" because they check the WHOIS info on domains automatically since they are an ICANN accredited registrar - even if you use IPs from separate CBLOCKS for all your sites.
So...
1. Although you can rank well sharing a CBLOCK, you will rank better if you don't.
2. If you decide you want to "self-network" then proceed with caution. Only experience SEOers usually get away with it. Many say that it is best to use completely different whois info on all your domains as well as use different hosts for all of them (and even hosts from various different countries). But remember, all of this has it's downsides.
Bluto
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