My email was open, and I added my client's email. I thought it said manage, but it says add.
My concern is that I triggered the "disable" because I have several Gmails accts.
I have my clients create Gmail accounts for a third party to use.
Any thoughts??
It was a new account. The client had only used it for a day to open the hosting account and get a domain name from GoDaddy. I don't think she used her mobile at all.
I have several Gmail accounts, and I opened Gmail from "Manage," and the "Disabled" notification popped up.
Any thoughts?
Hi - I had a client open a new Gmail account so I could access the logins without needing to be in their personal email.
My Gmail was open, and I added their account under "Manage."
The message said that the account had been disabled due to possible violations.
I have never had this happen...
Will Google still have access to the domain's registration info? I ask because of my PBN. I use different registrars with different names because Google can see all the info on a domain registration.
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!
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?
I just signed up for CloudFlare - hoping it's a good solution. I'm using the same host but I've added a different IP for a site in the hosting.
So...
CloudFlare >> Different IP on same host as money site (different A and C records) >> bad idea?
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