WEBMASTER TOOLS

[za3ter]

Hello everyone
can someone help me about that ,, i'm running more than 50 website micro niche , my question is how many website can i add to every webmaster tools google account ??
Thank you!

 

[rafark]

As many as you want afaik.

 

[za3ter]

As many as you want afaik.

if google banned one of them nothing happen to others??
thank you

 

[FatBee]

if google banned one of them nothing happen to others??
thank you

No, unless you run the same techniques on every single one.

 

[geogeoge]

I personally keep separate for each site.

 

[Sweely]

You can add them all under one Google account, but if you're up to something really shady you might not want to do that and spread your risks by maybe keeping 5 per account at most.

That's what I would do.

 

[HustleTong]

Won't be a problem.

 

[MisterXYZ]

Keep them separate.

You never what you are going to do in future and what google is upto in future.

 

[True SEO]

technically you can add it under one account. But personally I won't recommend you to add more than 5 even if you are not using any black/grey hat technique.

 

[Infatica]

Should your Google account be associated with a banned website, it may draw unnecessary attention to the other websites that you added. Although Google itself never confirmed this, it's logical to design the system that way -- I'd keep the websites separate.

 

[Digirulz]

I think it's not a problem if all the sites are legit. Keeping it separately is better, to be safe.

 

[Rikabu]

Not a problem but why taking a risk, just create separate or add 5-10 sites in an account

Woah 50 niche sites, seems like you found some Golden niches. Good luck

 

[Pro Linkerz]

1 Site / Acc is safe and its works for long term without issues.

 

[za3ter]

Thank you guys i will make 5 per acc i don't want to lose everything if one site get banned .. i work day/night i want to reach 20 M visiteur per month hahah

 

[SEOWITCH]

Try keep them separately. It's for the safety purpose.

 

[Larby Amirouche]

Yeah better keep them separate for good measure.