Best Hosting For Private Blog Network - With Unique IPs - Help ?

danhoff

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sick network is tool to manager WP blogs ? How does it compare to ManageWP ?

 

c0rrup

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Lol @ people who use 100% unique IPs, nameservers and Whois....then proceed to use WORDPRESS.

WP has been the obvious footprint the whole time, custom software with static html sites are the way to go. Can easily create a PHP script to manage a network for easy posting of new content.

 

FatSteve

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danhoff said:

To sum up, which NON SEO Hostings You recommend ?

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Hostnine.com basic reseller pack for your first 100 domains - 25$/mo

 

mazgalici

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we also can give you 5 different servers in 5 different cities (4 countries)

 

danhoff

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You guys build mini blog networks for each niche or just one big network you use for all of your niches ?

 

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unikbit

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with hostnine additional ips cost 2 usd....for basic reseller

 

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unikbit

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have you tried with free hostings?

 

kaloyan14

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Hi,
just simple but important question: Which type of IPs to use - private or shared ? And why?
The price of private is 100% higher.


Thanks.

 

danhoff

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Gonna try hostnine.

 

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pilot35

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danhoff said:

Gonna try hostnine.

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Good luck with that.

 

danailo

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Just read this first http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...e-optimization-hosting-complete-bullshit.html

I know its very expensive to pay for more than 20 hosts like I do but it worth it in a long run.

 

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rambolife

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Only private hostings - lots of accounts, less footprint.
Dont be fooled by "different C class ips"

 

danhoff

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All you people who use c class ip hosting companies for your blog networks, do you see any problems with sites beeing deindexed or any other problems ? Several people recommended some "SEO hostings" here, so i assume they have to work.

 

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HighRiskJohn

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I personally use Hostnine and really like them. I only have about 30 sites in my network, so not a big network. I have my sites broken into categories, so things like Home Improvement, Legal, fashion. I try and only post links every 3-5 post to keep it looking like a real blog.

In regards to the Hostnine charging extra for different ips, there is no need to pay for additional ip's. When you have a reseller account and you add a new hosting account, you are given the choice to pick where you want to the site hosted. As long as you're not adding over 10 new accounts a day, you will get a different ip each time.

 

garrido

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Try incapsula dot com

 

kaloyan14

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All private blog networks use seo hosting (different C class IP for everyone site).
There is not footprint. And it's easy to manage 1 seo host account. instead of many accounts.

 

danhoff

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Got account in aseohosting and the IPS look good . A lot of variety in c class.

How big impact has PBN on your SEO ?

 

krilin50

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HighRiskJohn said:

I personally use Hostnine and really like them. I only have about 30 sites in my network, so not a big network. I have my sites broken into categories, so things like Home Improvement, Legal, fashion. I try and only post links every 3-5 post to keep it looking like a real blog.

In regards to the Hostnine charging extra for different ips, there is no need to pay for additional ip's. When you have a reseller account and you add a new hosting account, you are given the choice to pick where you want to the site hosted. As long as you're not adding over 10 new accounts a day, you will get a different ip each time.

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I'm now looking at Hostnine, but I want to make sure the IP's are different, could you please confirm that buying additional IP's from them is not necessary? i have a tiny network of blogs 10+ and my budget is quite limited. thanks in advance

 

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HighRiskJohn

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For those of you not sure about using HostNine and NOT having to pay for additional IP's, I've uploaded a video that you can download and it explains why you do NOT need to pay for additional IP's. There are 2 videos marked 2-1 and 2-2. The 2-2 is an update that really explains why it works and the 2-1 explains how to set it up.

2-2 Video

Code:

[URL]http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/EM9VZPJX/HYS-2-2-IPs.mp4_links[/URL]

2-1 Video

Code:

[URL]http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/1TOIEB5W/HYS-2-1-IPs.mp4_links[/URL]

These are MP4's and are larger then the 64mb that are allowed for a virustotal scan. (If I need to scan the url, i will)

 

rasmusk

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HighRiskJohn I really appreciate your time on this thread.

So this means I can buy a HostNine ReSeller account, and get for example 40 different Ips for no extra cost? So there is no footprint to trace other websites trough IP?

Sorry Im asking this "stupid question", but I cant download your movie files, as Im in Africa atm, so internet really bad and limiteid.