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2/9/2005

Host Crowding - Multiple Class C IP Solutions

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Host Crowding
In an earlier article on SEO Theories and Fact I went over how Google filters some websites based on host crowding. We know host crowding is a fact. It is stated in Google’s own FAQ’s about their API. You can read about the Automatic Filtering they do here:
http://www.google.com/apis/reference.html#2_3

Now, because they don’t exactly say how they filter for Host Crowding. We can only go with different theories.

SEO Theories on Host Crowding Filter
Some theories are they filter by Class C IP (this is the most popular one). Some are they do it by whois. Another is they do it by nameservers. Some even say by all of them.

Static IP
From my own experiences with Google and their host crowding filter from years ago, it seemed like they did it by IP. So if you shared an IP, all you had to do is get a new static IP for each domain. For the past year, this has not been enough.

I believe they filter somehow by class C. Now don’t panic. It doesn’t mean if you have 10 sites that they are only going to list one based on what the API Faq’s say. They are looking at the results. So if you have 10 different sites, all going after different niches or themes, then you probably have nothing to worry about. However, linking within your own 10 site network probably won’t do much for you (we will get into that more with link building).

Whois or Nameservers
Now this one is interesting. Google recently became an ICANN Accredited Registrar. TDavid mentions this at Make You Go Hmm blog on Google and MSN. This leads me to believe they may in the future add this to their filter, but I don’t believe they do this already. But it sure looks like they may want to learn more so they can. But then again, maybe they will start letting you register domains with them in the future.

Multiple Class C IP Solution
This solution by far isn’t easy to get. It takes either breaking up your domains with many hosting companies, which usually cost more money or finding one that has many servers or many class C’s. This week, I was lucky enough to find a hosting company that has multiple Class C IP’s available. Not only that, they will also have muliple nameservers available.

If you are interested in getting on the priority list, contact baddog@pimpspromo.com or hit him up on ICQ if he is on your list already. Let him know how many Class C IP’s you are looking for and anything else you may require.

As soon as they have the packages setup in the next week or so, I will post the information here for everyone.

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Nice article

Comment by budz — 2/9/2005 @ 11:30 am
Thanks for the great article. We have been doing a lot of SEO text and definitely needed to read this to adjust our domain strategy. Thanks again!

Comment by $5 Submissions — 2/10/2005 @ 5:28 am
Thanks!

Comment by goodgirl — 2/13/2005 @ 3:58 am
Get your facts straight next time.

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Got Web Host - SEO Hosting Solution
Yes, I am back, I hope you all missed me as much as I missed you. If you will recall, one of my last entries was titled Necessity Is The Mother OF Invention . I plan on my next few blog entries to be about people and companies that have found a void th…

Trackback by kBlogger — 5/7/2005 @ 11:44 pm
This is utter bullshit. The want to con you into buying ther hosting services.

Comment by allanuk — 5/10/2005 @ 6:32 pm
I don’t think going to different C class is so needed. The G algorythm should just “flag” sites based on one C class, one nameserver, whois - which unusually has linked together very well. You should use it if you are planning to make some big spams, if you are making everything right - you shoudn’t be worried

Comment by LeDeN — 5/10/2005 @ 6:57 pm
Also keep in mind who you are hosting with - if you get stuck on a C-class IP with a bunch of spammers, theories abound that could hurt you as well (though I’m skeptical) … but if you are sharing your IP with spammers in your niche …

Comment by kevsh — 5/10/2005 @ 7:09 pm
Good read. I got about 40 domains banned in Google. The only thing I did that I am aware of is link them all to each other heavely. I guess Google didn’t like that.

Comment by Trixieteen — 5/10/2005 @ 7:17 pm
Allanuk . . . yeah, we just convinced Google to put up that page so we could use it as a sales pitch. They get a % of every account we set up.

Comment by baddog — 5/10/2005 @ 9:06 pm

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Host Crowding - Multiple Class C IP Solutions

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