Building your own network for SEO and Webmaster Tools

[dotcomdesigns]

I was thinking the same and maybe its a bit expensive but it seems to be worth it, since IPs would be different the only thing is I am not sure if they will be C Class IP's, what you think? And name servers will be definitely different !!

I was thinking exactly the same since it seems to be point of making your domain private so, people don't access to your information, not even Google since its against privacy laws.

About your recomendations I am getting 5 different hosting accounts from different companies but, I got 2 issues that are the following:

1) At least 4 websites will be in Wordpress and the other one on Media Wiki and the 4 using Wordpress will use same theme but, to fix that I can change name details on WP of theme folder and also on theme files, is that good?

2) I bought all domains with same registrant (dumb of me) and same Company (Godaddy), to fix that I was thinking to transfer my domain to other companies registrant and use different emails on each account, is that good? What other domains companies you recommend to do this?

Thanks Great info, I am trying not to leave any foot print.

ICANN's official statement on the issue of whois privacy. In a nutshell - they won't divulge information to anyone apart from the legal authorities:
http://gnso.icann.org/en/issues/whois-privacy/prelim-tf-rpt-22nov06.htm#_Toc151981320

1) 4 WP sites with the same theme pointing to your site all registered at the same registrar, it's not looking great. You can block Google's access to the themes folder using your robot.txt file. But I'd install a different theme on every site.

2) You won't be able to transfer the domains for 60 days. Other domain sites are name.com, namecheap.com, domainmonster.com, 123reg.co.uk, daily.co.uk - I'm in the UK hence the UK sites.

 

[codeman1234]

I think that on the end it isn't worth the time and money, that the same results (not same,much better) you will have with guest posts on authority sites and you don't need to worry about whois, IPs, updates and footprints

Nice info mate, can you provide me with some authority sites to create guest posts? I will appreciate a good list to try them up.

I wouldn't even use any google services on it. It's best not to give them any more info or ways to link you up.

If you really must do it, then put them on different accounts. Shouldn't really hurt you with such a small network. Perhaps buy some PVA's. I can't really see the benefit of doing this except for maybe a little extra diversity.

Unless your blog network is worth thousands, or maybe even 10s of thousands. I don't think google's going to be parking their car outside your house and watching your every move.

I think the same because I have a lot of competitors that I have analyze their backlinks with SEO SpyGlass and it seem to have made their on network on same block, for example if he has 2 sites on networks then his ips are the following >> 177.255.155.188 and 177.255.155.188 changing only last digit and they rank on top 3 in most keywords that I am trying to rank. I think Google goes against big fish too but, still I am very paranoid and I prefer to do it the safe way , specially with all this Zoo updates from Google we cannot be sure what to expect tomorrow.

Also I could be on Google's radar if I exchange links between them right? That is not the smart think to do?? Please confirm

ICANN's official statement on the issue of whois privacy. In a nutshell - they won't divulge information to anyone apart from the legal authorities:
http://gnso.icann.org/en/issues/whois-privacy/prelim-tf-rpt-22nov06.htm#_Toc151981320

1) 4 WP sites with the same theme pointing to your site all registered at the same registrar, it's not looking great. You can block Google's access to the themes folder using your robot.txt file. But I'd install a different theme on every site.

2) You won't be able to transfer the domains for 60 days. Other domain sites are name.com, namecheap.com, domainmonster.com, 123reg.co.uk, daily.co.uk - I'm in the UK hence the UK sites.

Thanks for confirming about domains privacy information issue, that's what I thought.

1) I can block Google's access with robots.txt and what I can do to make it different is what a competitor of mine does, he changed name of theme on files and theme folder and that way Google should think is a different one right? Anything else I should change? That will be enough?

2) It takes that long? I thought could take like 2 weeks max. But, If I edit registrant details and change emails accounts would that be enough?

 

[VinceC]

another ssuggestion is do not use wordpress platform for all the network, make it look real.

 

[codeman1234]

another ssuggestion is do not use wordpress platform for all the network, make it look real.

Thanks for the sugestion VinceC,

For now I will have 5 sites, 4 of them will be in Wordpress and it has to be in WP because I need to use WP Theme in 4 of them since all this 4 sites are going to be actually sites that I will use but, I also want to use them to rank other websites that I have on same niche.

On Next Sites I will start doing websites with other CMS, like drupal, joomla, etc.

I am open to all suggestions

 

[cash202]

Hello Guys,

I am building my own private network of different websites I am starting with 6 different websites from same niche all of them with different C Class IP's and SEO Hosting but, I was wondering if the big issue here is for Google not to know the smart thing to do its to put every page in different Gmail Accounts so each one has its own Webmaster Tools account with its own personal email account instead of all been on the same account, right?

Can someone please let me know how to proceed to make it work? Am I right at all?

In the world of load balancers, cloud hosting and content delivery networks, different C Class IP are:

1) waste of money
2) nice way to get caught if you are using specific SEO hostings

 

[bjan1313]

Agree no web tools

 

[codeman1234]

In the world of load balancers, cloud hosting and content delivery networks, different C Class IP are:

1) waste of money
2) nice way to get caught if you are using specific SEO hostings

I know that is why I got new server to avoid that, any suggestions? Thanks!!

Agree no web tools

Good to know, not even the ones scorpion king recommends like Statcounter, Awstats or Webalizer??

Thanks!

 

[tom.toykam]

Seconded on varying the CMS's!

Sounds like you've got everything else in hand

 

[JDIZM]

In the world of load balancers, cloud hosting and content delivery networks, different C Class IP are:

1) waste of money
2) nice way to get caught if you are using specific SEO hostings

I like your style

 

[Dr Acula]

Here's what I used to do:

- Different domain registrars;
- Different hosting (dedicated IP);
- Private WHOIS;
- Mixture of CMS;
- Different designs;
- No WBT;
- Different keywords (network, in all, covers primary keywords for a niche);
- Different off-site SEO;
- Different email addresses;
- Different underwear each time I setup a site (this last is a joke: I never change my undies).

You can never be too paranoid with G.

 

[Sparrow]

You can also use some free hosts to host ur websites. The down side is that ur network might have some down time but that wouldn't reduce any link juice coming to ur money site.

 

[echizen]

What about hosting, is not obvious that all this SEOhosting servers are flagged by Google? or not? Since there are so easy to find or I am too paranoid, any other brand of VPS you recommend for private network, with 5 ips at least.

Thanks

with $100 I'd suggest you to go with VPS, you can spent your money on 5 VPS box $20 each (you can get them from different provider), you'll get pretty good VPS

what's the advantage using VPS box as your hosting?
- you get different dedicated IP address
- you get different DNS server, if you really need it (you can set your own DNS server).
- you can host more websites on single VPS, so you can host more than 5 domain on all of your 5 VPS box
- more control than shared hosting

the only disadvantage, a technical knowledge is required to set up your box.

 

[notyourmatey]

if its only 6 sites diffrent scripts are not so important, i mean wordpress is i guess most popular cms with millions of websites run on them.

 

[warjam1945]

Few question? Are you building the websites from scratch or are you buying high pr site. Also are you going to get expired domains or do you know a place that sells "REAL" pr sites?

 

[Blackhat_Guru]

If you are hosting in SEOhost.com they will give you different DNS.
If you are using 3rd party analytics no need to go for unique Email ID, you can use one for all. How many sites you planned to do. If its morethan 50 sites i advice you to do mixture of Wordpress, HTML, Durpal, Joomla, etc.,

Some good advice. However, I would NOT use even a 3rd party analytics. That is, because all 3rd party analytics services sell their data, unfortunately. You might as well install google analytics!!!

Awstats in the cpanel is a better option.

 

[YouMadBro]

if its only 6 sites diffrent scripts are not so important, i mean wordpress is i guess most popular cms with millions of websites run on them.

Agreed.

I only started varying the CMS after I had over 20 sites. If your sites are relatively clean, I doubt having the same CMS is going to matter if you have 6 sites; wordpress is used by most people who don't have a business (although hipsters have a thing for Tumblr for God knows why).

 

[cryptons]

Just don't integrate it with webmasters!

 

[Blackhat_Guru]

Hello Guys,

I am building my own private network of different websites I am starting with 6 different websites from same niche all of them with different C Class IP's and SEO Hosting but, I was wondering if the big issue here is for Google not to know the smart thing to do its to put every page in different Gmail Accounts so each one has its own Webmaster Tools account with its own personal email account instead of all been on the same account, right?

Can someone please let me know how to proceed to make it work? Am I right at all?

Thanks,

I suggest using different A and B class IPs along with C class IPs, especially if you are hosting lots of sites.

Sign up with multiple SEO hosting providers if your SEO host does not provide A and B classes at a reasonable price, like $2 to $3/A class IP

Use different theme in each of the blogs.

Avoid SeoHosting.com Too visible! There are tons of alternatives.

 

[tojamie]

Hello Guys,

I am building my own private network of different websites I am starting with 6 different websites from same niche all of them with different C Class IP's and SEO Hosting but, I was wondering if the big issue here is for Google not to know the smart thing to do its to put every page in different Gmail Accounts so each one has its own Webmaster Tools account with its own personal email account instead of all been on the same account, right?

Can someone please let me know how to proceed to make it work? Am I right at all?

Thanks,

Agree your question. But i've more than 10 sites on my own private network of different niche websites. Think to integrate wordpress and Theme also different like magazine theme, Blog Theme, and review theme. And also thinking about monitoring stats & impression. So, decide to Install Analytics and Webmaster Tools.

More than 8 months in all over sites never get penalty from Google. Each and every sites still monitoring from WBT and Google Analytics. And also make sure get more than 30 DA and High Social Authority also.

It's my experience. So, i'd love hear your thoughts and questions.

 

[Blackhat_Guru]

Is the wiki page idea good at all? Can someone let me know his opinion.

Thanks

Wikis with 1000 word articles do really well. Make sure your wikis contain no spun content.