is it possible SEO on direct ip or IP URL?

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i see some website already used ip address as there domain url like 123.45.67.789 something like this. is this direct ip or URL IP possible to used SEO because no word on domain
 
Good question!
I think yes, It can be done although many SEO software will throw an error that it is not a valid URL. But some software accepts it. Or going manually is always an option.
 
maybe it will be harder using SEO in IP URL because no word on domain.
 
Are you sure they don't have a bad server configuration? If Google finds the links that's why they are indexed.
no i think like they used it especially for restriction used from the country
 
how if your server terminated? how to redirect to new ip address when you havnt control current ip?
 
how if your server terminated? how to redirect to new ip address when you havnt control current ip?
i dont thing the server will be terminated, because the one who provided it is the hosting service itself.
about redirect to the new ip address i am not really sure what you mean , but no need to redirect because the country do not block this URL IP
 
HI @bennyanggara199 , the question is, are they using their own dedicated server ip or they bought another dedicated ip then use the new one? do you have any idea how to implement this? And also, is using ip based url means that it can't be blocked anymore? I'm still confuse. Thanks btw :)
 
HI @bennyanggara199 , the question is, are they using their own dedicated server ip or they bought another dedicated ip then use the new one? do you have any idea how to implement this? And also, is using ip based url means that it can't be blocked anymore? I'm still confuse. Thanks btw :)
1. yes own dedicated server ip
2. i am not really sure, but some of my friend already apply this Url IP
3. can not be block like some country blocking porn or some bad domain but by using this ip they can not blocked it or do not block it . i know can be blocked but it is not as fast using the normal domain.
 
Most of the online betting sites using ips instead of domain, some countries blocks domain names so they are using it. As you know, google rank ips as well.
 
1. yes own dedicated server ip
2. i am not really sure, but some of my friend already apply this Url IP
3. can not be block like some country blocking porn or some bad domain but by using this ip they can not blocked it or do not block it . i know can be blocked but it is not as fast using the normal domain.

But, let's say my server ip is: 192.168.1.1 , if I put this on google, it will show my hosting name. How to overcome this? do you have any idea? thank you for your information by the way :)
 
But, let's say my server ip is: 192.168.1.1 , if I put this on google, it will show my hosting name. How to overcome this? do you have any idea? thank you for your information by the way :)
i think if you buy through some hosting service, the ip just showing where is the service come from example if you the ip you buy 192.168.1.1 from the hosting hawkhost then means hosting name is hawkhost. But some hosting provide it altough have know the risk of this IP that public will know what ip is this services come from
 
Most of the online betting sites using ips instead of domain, some countries blocks domain names so they are using it. As you know, google rank ips as well.
any suggestion on the research for the SEO in this URL IP?
 
Hi guys, I've decided to give it a try.. However, the problem is now how to mask my ip?
I definitely don't want to use my naked server ip as my url.. any solution?
 
There's no way to hide the IP if you want to index it. Buy another server with a dedicated IP.

The thing is like this:
Let's say my dedicated ip is: 192.168.1.1 , when I copy paste this into google without the http://, it will show my hosting server name in the search results.
However, those sites who use this method are not the same. If I copy paste their IP into google, it doesn't show their hosting name at all. I searched for like 4 ip-based sites but none shows their hosting name when I pasted it into google,

How did they do this? they 100% either mask it through proxy or they use a method I didn't know, which I eagerly want to know.

Any Idea? thanks.
 
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