multiple blogs with the same ip ok?

[wilder31]

hello all dear members,
hope you are all doing happy SEO!

I just wondering, as I am running multiple blogs,
i wonder if it's safe to use the same ip for multiple normal blogs.

I am talking about different blogs without any link exchange nor pbn.

if i don't use them as pbn or backlinks,
is it totally ok to use the same home ip?

 

[Gogol]

If you are scared, route through cloudflare. IPs won't be the same anymore. As for being safe, not sure. Let a seo expert answer that.

 

[polecat]

If you are scared, route through cloudflare. IPs won't be the same anymore. As for being safe, not sure. Let a seo expert answer that.

Let me provide an answer from Neon"Overall no risks or dangerous unless you are doing things illegal or bad or on bad IP neighbourhood or it gives you slow speeds"

 

[MillionaireLife]

hello all dear members,
hope you are all doing happy SEO!

I just wondering, as I am running multiple blogs,
i wonder if it's safe to use the same ip for multiple normal blogs.

I am talking about different blogs without any link exchange nor pbn.

if i don't use them as pbn or backlinks,
is it totally ok to use the same home ip?

There Will not be any Problem For surely

 

[onlinemarketer12]

No problem with this.

 

[sansara3]

According to Google, IP addresses don't matter for backlinks and search rankings: https://www.seroundtable.com/google-ip-addresses-backlinks-rankings-26561.html

 

[Nut-Nights]

If you are not interlinking them, you are good to go. Plus you can run them as a network, just don't stuff keyword-based interlinks.

 

[Addiiim]

Google record IP addresses, it's always better to use separate IP addresses especially when login into Webmaster to check for your blog performance, and also when the blogs are in the same niche. Use a dedicated IP for every blog, this will guarantee your safety.

 

[leechesBleechin]

Consider this, If you're using shared hosting you are already sharing IPs with dozens of other websites. Is it a footprint? Absolutely! Is it one that's likely to harm you? Not really. Is it something you should be concerned about while running completely normal legit none pbn websites? Naw. Now if you are running a PBN, it's one of the deciding factors on whether you are a pbn or not and just one more thing to trip an algorithm flag.

Now, things tend to get more complicated, as they often do, based on who your neighbors actually are, assuming it's not just your websites using the same IP. But for the most part, You should be fine. If you are paranoid just use Cloudflare or another CDN.

 

[mikaop]

no prob just don't link between them

 

[wilder31]

thanks all for kind reply!

i won't worry anymore!

 

[RoyalPartners]

thanks all for kind reply!

i won't worry anymore!

It's great that this question was resolved so quickly

 

[macdonjo3]

Was looking at a few sites on Ahrefs an hour ago. All had same IP address and decent traffic.

 

[k2h2]

Was looking at a few sites on Ahrefs an hour ago. All had same IP address and decent traffic.

Does it mean they have same owner?

 

[wilder31]

Does it mean they have same owner?

im curious too

 

[xReminisce]

Doesn't matter really if they belong to the same person or not.
Use different hosting registrars, with different WHOIS cards + privacy ontop.
Don't interlink and don't have obvious footprints (such as but not limited to, same structure, same plugins, themes etc)
Use cloudflare for DNS and you will be fine

 

[macdonjo3]

Does it mean they have same owner?

Not always but yes they were all owned by the same guy.

Shared web hosting shares an IP address, among other resources.