Can't decide what to do with unique ips hosting got 15 unique ips.

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So I was hosting with ixwebhosting running 60 autoblogs on shared hosting. Signed up with them in December and this past week I began to overload their servers.

I upgraded to a VPS with hostwinds for all my AB sites.

Now I have this hosting account I can't decide what to do with.

Because I took 2 of the 3 free domains they offered if I cancel now I'll only get like $40 back.

Should I get 15 keyword rich .info site and try setting up ABs again and hope 15 of them don't overload their TRS-80 commodore 64 radioshack servers or..

I am open to ideas here..

Note* when you add the first 15 domains to the hosting they randomly assign you a unique ip. I noticed the more time you waited the more unique the ip was. I wound up with around 10 different c class non sequential ips
 
You could always start your own little network of sites just for backlinking to your other sites.
 
ya.. Im thinking that.

Maybe just keyword rich html pages on .info domains pointing back to my other sites?

What would you do if you had it to fuck around with?
 
ipv4 I believe.. the classic kind.. I don't think too many hosts have rolled out ipv6 yet?
 
ya.. Im thinking that.

Maybe just keyword rich html pages on .info domains pointing back to my other sites?

What would you do if you had it to fuck around with?

Personally I would put up a few blogs a couple of forums (with closed registration) a few articleMS sites and a few link lists.

Then build on them slowly and add backlinks to your other sites as you roll them out.

Then start trading with other small networks. Post for post or article for article etc.
 
What I ended up doing is keep my 15 most keyword rich domains on the old account running WP but the mysql databases dont run on that server. They run on the vps via remote mysql. That remote database and 15 instead of 60 combined with lower settings for plugins should limit my load on their second hand compuserve servers.

Keep your fingers crossed.
 
What I ended up doing is keep my 15 most keyword rich domains on the old account running WP but the mysql databases dont run on that server. They run on the vps via remote mysql. That remote database and 15 instead of 60 combined with lower settings for plugins should limit my load on their second hand compuserve servers.

Keep your fingers crossed.

That should work pretty well. You have 15 domains on 15 different IP's and lot lower resource usage.
 
it is working well so far the pages that are on the old ix hosting account load a bit faster then they used to. Its funny to think the my website is on a server in Columbus OH and the database is in Dallas
 
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