Different IPs from same host for PBN? Google can see underlying info?

[TheMoneyHat]

I'm have 3 IP's with one of the hosts I use.

If you look at DNSlytics.com you can see that the hosts are named, so Google knows both IPs are on the same host.

Is this a big footprint for my PBN?

My thought was to have about 3 sites per IP - keep it minimal.

Thoughts?

 

[Titans]

It is a footprint. If you have other link sources & you just want to mix these 3 domains will not going to affect. Also, if you are planning to add more domains in future with the same hosting provider then I don't recommend it & use unique IPs for all the sites.

 

[TheMoneyHat]

It is a footprint. If you have other link sources & you just want to mix these 3 domains will not going to affect. Also, if you are planning to add more domains in future with the same hosting provider then I don't recommend it & use unique IPs for all the sites.

I'm only using these three domains on this provider. I have 4 hosts so far and about 8 sites.

My question also is are the IP's unique to Google if Google can see they are on the same host?

Should I only use 1 IP per host? Bigger hassle but is it better?

Thanks!

 

[SEO to RANK]

I'm only using these three domains on this provider. I have 4 hosts so far and about 8 sites.

My question also is are the IP's unique to Google if Google can see they are on the same host?

Should I only use 1 IP per host? Bigger hassle but is it better?

Thanks!

If you planned to add more PBN sites, then its better to go with unique IP's. It will help in long term.

Other than IP, linking structure also sometime leaves Footprint.

So, when you build PBN, know how to hide the footprint so that you can get the full value.

 

[Ashk881]

Is this a big footprint for my PBN?

No, it's about as big of a footprint as any other shared hosting server.

Shared hosting companies cram 100s of websites on a single baremetal server and you don't see Google penalizing all these sites thinking its part of a PBN.

It's your linking behaviour and site activity that exposes your network. If hosting providers are counted as a metric, they would have a very small significance.

 

[seomaster5]

It is a footprint for sure. Use different hosting for each site. Many cheap options available.

 

[Titans]

I'm only using these three domains on this provider. I have 4 hosts so far and about 8 sites.

My question also is are the IP's unique to Google if Google can see they are on the same host?

Should I only use 1 IP per host? Bigger hassle but is it better?

Thanks!

Yes, you need to use unique IPs to avoid the footprint.

 

[Diplomat]

I'm have 3 IP's with one of the hosts I use.

If you look at DNSlytics.com you can see that the hosts are named, so Google knows both IPs are on the same host.

Is this a big footprint for my PBN?

My thought was to have about 3 sites per IP - keep it minimal.

Thoughts?

It's okay to have some IP addresses from the same host (IP owner), but you want as much diversity as possible. Spread your sites across as many ISPs (hosting providers) as possible. Also, as others have already mentioned you want them to be on unique IP addresses.