Building Manual web 2.0 sites

[Kingjimmy316]

When building a selections of web 2.0 sites from many different platforms (blogger,WP,weebly,hub pages) etc is it necessary to build each one From A different proxy? Is this to;

A) stop the web 2.0 deleting my blog for having more then 1 account
B) to not leave a footprint for google?

Or both of these?

Also how careful will I have to be? I mean once I created these web2.0 if I then log in without a proxy will this have a negative effect?

Thanks for reading.

 

[R0meo]

i don't use proxies for most of them, as google doesn't own them (just few) and they have no idea who is behind those web 2.0
unless you create same articles and anchors text for all your webs 2.0 - you should be just fine.

 

[Kingjimmy316]

Do you think the web 2.0 sites would remove my blogs if I've created many from my same IP address?

 

[kegnum]

Do you think the web 2.0 sites would remove my blogs if I've created many from my same IP address?

Just use Hidemyass VPN, its cheap and works perfectly.

 

[mark27]

The IP doesn't matter because one person can have multiple blogs about different interests?

The thing that will kill your web2.0's is duplicate/horrible content. If you write quality stuff that doesn't look like spam you'll do fine whether you use proxies or not.

 

[scorpion896]

Do you think the web 2.0 sites would remove my blogs if I've created many from my same IP address?

No, you should be fine.

 

[infoasian]

If you are talking about 10 or 20 decent properties you shoul be fine with same IP. For wordpress I woul suggest using themes that do not include your username to reduce footprint.

 

[mdsurf]

Just use an automated program like senuke to do it, way faster than creating them manually and you can put in proxies if you have them to change up your ip address

 

[subpop138]

I use the free blogbot that is available here in the downloads section. I've created about 50 2.0s over the last couple weeks from the same IP with it and have had no issues.