Bobbylove's RANKING DOMINATION 2012 EDITION

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WOW IM SCREWED

well time to start from scratch but ive learned some great info so back to keyword research and the drawing board bobby i will definitely be talking to you real soon

and ty con for your cretique i guess its lessons learned so i guess i gained something from this experience

Hang in there man. You'll make a lot more mistakes in life too! We all do. You might want to try and make that site rank for long tail keywords containing "pregnancy". Might as well. Just try and pick them off one at a time. I'm talking words with like 100-300 exact searches a month and little competition. Over time you could build up some OK traffic with dozens and dozens of keywords. It's a logical use of the domain anyways...

Good luck,
Con
 
Bobby,

How sure are you that the namecheap reseller account gives each new domain a seperate IP? I have just set up 2 different, but they gave me the same IP for both, I also chatted with live support and they said with reseller accounts, the new domains are "seperate" but do not have different IP because this is unnecessary

Who said you should buy a reseller account?

I do not recommend such accounts.

I simply bought a regular hosting account at namecheap and ordered another one with a different ip.
 
Who said you should buy a reseller account?

I do not recommend such accounts.

I simply bought a regular hosting account at namecheap and ordered another one with a different ip.

So you pay the additonal 2/month for every new IP?
 
So you pay the additonal 2/month for every new IP?

Yeah.

And most times when you order another hosting account $7.45, you get a new ip automatically.

So for $15 I get 2 hosting accounts with 2 ip's and every new ip is only $2 extra.
 
Yeah.

And most times when you order another hosting account $7.45, you get a new ip automatically.

So for $15 I get 2 hosting accounts with 2 ip's and every new ip is only $2 extra.

So you can basically exchange your old domain, pay the extra $2 to have your new domain hosted on your existing account with a new IP?
 
So you can basically exchange your old domain, pay the extra $2 to have your new domain hosted on your existing account with a new IP?

Yes, you can try to do that.

Contact namecheap.
 
I just had live chats with both Namecheap and with Hostgator. It's the same deal with both. The only way you can have more than one dedicated IP for one account is to have a Reseller account. Reseller accounts come with one free dedicated IP and each additional IP is $2/month. IPs will be in the same range, so if you want different c-class IPs, you'll have to go with something like SEOHosting dot com.

Namecheap reseller accounts look to be the least expensive; around
$17/mo for 25 GB Disk Space and 500 GB Bandwidth
$26/mo for 75 GB Disk Space and 1000 GB Bandwidth

I am informing, not endorsing.

Xtro
 
So now my question for Bobby is: Does it matter if the two IPs you're using are in the same range or do you need two different c-class IPs? (if I'm saying that correctly)

Xtro
 
So now my question for Bobby is: Does it matter if the two IPs you're using are in the same range or do you need two different c-class IPs? (if I'm saying that correctly)

Xtro

As long as it is 2 ip's it should be fine.
 
Yeah.

And most times when you order another hosting account $7.45, you get a new ip automatically.

So for $15 I get 2 hosting accounts with 2 ip's and every new ip is only $2 extra.

Hi Bobby, when u say $7.45, u mean the 1 month Professional hosting package, right?

Wouldn't it be cheaper to get the Value package for $3.95 per month(eventhough you're forced to pay 12 months in advance to get that price)?

Just like to understand your reason for doing this. Thanks.
 
Hi Bobby, when u say $7.45, u mean the 1 month Professional hosting package, right?

Wouldn't it be cheaper to get the Value package for $3.95 per month(eventhough you're forced to pay 12 months in advance to get that price)?

Just like to understand your reason for doing this. Thanks.

Hi,

I do not like long-term commitments, so I do not do that.
 
got a 6 years old PR 1 domain right now going to try this and then will update the post.. Thanks
 
UPDATE:

My site is still sitting at #10 even though ALN drop half their network over night so we will see. I know that you previously recommended them Bobby, so what now when it comes to linking?
 
Question: If i get multiple aged domains and redirect would it benefit me in anyway?
 
UPDATE:

My site is still sitting at #10 even though ALN drop half their network over night so we will see. I know that you previously recommended them Bobby, so what now when it comes to linking?

Kegnum - Bobby now recommends jacky8's packages...you'll find the link in this thread.
 
Bobby,

My question is around ALN and other private blog networks. Didn't G give them a big slap with their latest round of updates? If so, what would you recommend as an alternate strategy? One other question, if you have a new site that has already been up for a few months, will it benefit from having an aged domain redirected to it?
 
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I was thinking two different hosting accounts is probably best for this strategy. With the most basic package you get two domains. That means you could have:
Account #1 with Aged Domain A and New Domain A, and
Account #2 with Aged Domain B and New Domain B. Then you could:
Redirect Aged Domain A to New Domain B, and
Redirect Aged Domain B to New Domain A.

If you kept going with more aged and new domain pairings though, you'd probably want to go with 1 reseller account and just add another $2/mo to your bill for each new pairing. Am I making sense?

Xtro
 
After how much time, i have to see change in the ranking of the new domain? I did the 301 redirect a 24 hours ago but the new domain is still nowhere in the serp.
 
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