Questions about owning multiple sites in one niche

[semiprodota]

I'm looking to create more websites in the niche that I'm currently most invested in. I know the big G doesn't like the idea of one entity owning multiple spots on the first page and creating false competition.

My main site currently has webmaster tools and analytics setup. I don't want to associate my new sites together or with my current site.

I'm wondering, how do others deal with keeping everything separated.

Is creating a second, third, or fourth Gmail enough, or do you just forgo GWMT and analytics and use different tracking software altogether?

It seems like multiple Gmails would be very easy for Google to track.

 

[Deleted member 1322999]

Of course google will never reveal this stuff, so it's all verbatim information as to what's neccesary.
I'd asusme in addition to needing different accounts for each google analytics/tracking you probably want to keep your websites on different servers, or hosts if possible. I used to hear about having similar WHOIS information leading to bad things, so it would be best to make sure it's totally seperated in a technical sense.

Naturally this information isn't discussed but i am probably guess as long as you use seperate gmails you *might* be fine, i would really only forego analytics and trackers if you don't need them or have a great alternative.

 

[ClaudioC]

Follow the same principles you would if you were creating your own pbn, it would be essentially the same thing. Personally I would have them on different hosts for sure.

 

[Mr Positive]

You can definitely do that but don’t leave footprints otherwise you’ll get screwed

 

[SirLouen]

I know the big G doesn't like the idea of one entity owning multiple spots on the first page and creating false competition.

I own top 5 spots in some of my niches with different sites, and I'm not particularly hiding anything my footprint has been huge for ages.
In fact sometimes I own the first two spots with the same site.

Just go for it, just try to use different IP for each site, this is the n1 authority tip. And if you could avoid Google tools, you will be fine (use other tracking tools like clicky, since you already know the keywords you are looking to rank from the main site, you won't profit a lot from GSC in the other sites).