BHW HOSTING - not diff. c class ips

zappys

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I just tried bhw hosting , it's not really what they advertise for .
If you want real SEO value from your websites linking to other websites you need diff. C class ips not just different ips .

EVEN if you do normal SEO and don't want a network for linking purposes then you want diff c class ips.

the reason for this is because you may have limited linkbuilding database and you want every link to be as powerful as possible.

for example:
Website A (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) links to Website B (yyy.yyy.yyy.BBB)
Website A (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) links to Website C (yyy.yyy.yyy.CCC)

So actually the same C class ip will link to the same C class ip giving the link not so much power anymore.

If you launch 10 websites a day and spam the shit out of them then choose diff. C class ips.

However their hosting seems ok , and the support was really , really fast ! Now i will try to get a refund and let you know if will be an easy process.
 
Nobody has any opinion about what i'm saying ? :))
 
Can anyone recommend a good host for multiple c classes?
 
We Use SEO-Host.com for a centrally managed network of micro sites.

Seems to work pretty well.
-aReJay
 
If you have 100 websites , you can not use multiple hosts.
SEOhosting is pretty good. BUT EXPENSIVE.
 
seo-host , i've tried them and if your website is going to get a lot of visits their hosting will crush.

THEY ARE REALLLY STUPID , AND FULL OF SHIT :(
Read my conv. with them after having a lot of problems:

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Hello,

I am the supervisor of the company.  Let me give you a short overview of events on your server, you might be angry yet I am pretty sure you are not as angry as we are where one incompetent dc has basicly ruined our reputation.

On the server cat the final task is being worked on it the php recompilation, this is being run after that all php sites should be back to normal. Let me give you a short overview on what has happened, in all honesty you might blame us yet we blame our upstream provider, here is what happened:

Last week few ips were not working, I think you reported this issue as well. Ip routing in the DC in Missuri claimed that everything was fine with their routers. We did so many things to fix the issues which did cause downtimes and were still unsuccessful after about 24 hours of causing just pure chaos dc said that they fixed the issue in the router. So please understand the frustration that we faced here, we caused so much downtime to clients when a dc cannot even admin their fault.

Then in few days at 1:00 p.m. server went down. Dc claimed that issue is with the firewall, once again we did so many thing to resolve firewall, test it out, and in about 8 hours dc once again said that they had a power issue. --> purely pathetic which is a second time they faced issues and do not admit to them.

Now for the latest issue server's drive crashed, we reinstalled the whole server and as mentioned only few things are remaining. I clearly understand your frustration as we experienced the same frustration with Missuri dc, we never had an issue like this in any other dc.

We will keep your posted.
 
If you have 100 websites , you can not use multiple hosts.
SEOhosting is pretty good. BUT EXPENSIVE.

when i was running my 40+ autoblogs i had them spread all across different hosts and i had an excel spreadsheet with every site info...

i also know shylesson the autoblog Godess, has hers spread across many hosts...

i would hate to everything hosted on 1 host and then that host decide they dont like me or some shit and lose it all.
 
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when i was running my 40+ autoblogs i had them spread all across different hosts and i had an excel spreadsheet with every site info...

i also know shylesson the autoblog Godess, has hers spread across many hosts...

i would hate to everything hosted on 1 host and then that host decide they dont like me or some shit and lose it all.

I think you are loosing a lot of money in this way . You should get a hosting at Seohosting . You can't do anything more blackhat that i'm doing in terms of SEO.

If you do scam stuff then yes it's risky to have all the websites under 1 host.
 
it doesnt seem too expensive
i have 4 sites on fatcow which is like $80 for 3 years i think.
like 10 on netfirms.
4 on godaddy.
a few on various offshore.
 
We use different hosts, too, depending on the type of sites. Not really comfortable with everything at one host, just like not using one doctor for everything.
 
If you are hosting 10 sites all with different class c ip addresses and they all have the same name servers will you get any SEO benefits from the interlinking? Can anyone answer this?
 
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