BH and WH Can they be toghether?

fabio76

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I have few WH websites hosted on free hosting.
To be honest with you I had enuff of dealing with free fucking hosting BS!
It is just a waste of time on the long run,
is good for experimenting and that is about it....
Anyway, do you think is safe to move them on my Hostgator account where I have my WH web site?
My BH web site are mainly just autoblogs nothing too aggressive really , but you know I do not want to mess with my main site....
Thank you!
 
yes they will mix to a greyhat :) ( i answered the question in your title.)
 
Mixing whitehat and blackhat is in my opinion not only possible but an ideal situation - Maximize the revenue (BH traffic) while minimizing the risk (WH monetization).

This is especially true for those who are just getting started in the BH world and don't yet know how to protect themselves properly.
 
To answer your actual question:
should you host your WH and BH websites on the same shared hosting account...
Well, the answer is going to be "no"...
Maybe nothing will ever happen, but it's not really worth the risk. (unless the WH site isn't really making you any money, and you don't really expect it to... in that case, sure)
Can you afford 2 cheap shared hosting accounts (maybe with different providers even)?
Are any of your BH projects making enough to cover a cheap host at least?

I agree that free hosts aren't free enough for the hassles :)

Find a way to make your BH sites justify the $5/month for their own account...
 
there shouldn't be any problem unless the two are interlinked. Google does not penalize sites based on ips. The only way they can find relations is through links and(rarely) whois info.
 
there shouldn't be any problem unless the two are interlinked. Google does not penalize sites based on ips. The only way they can find relations is through links and(rarely) whois info.


Sorry if the question was not clear.... My foult!
Anyway yeah the problem is to know whether for the SE
The IP is relevant.
 
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